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Identity and Access Management with SailPoint
SailPoint is one of the leaders in IGA and features a suite of tools for managing digital identities and controlling access. Its purpose is to improve security by managing digital identities, reducing risk, and ensuring compliance. This is accomplished with tools such as access certifications, separation of duties, password management, and more.
Importance of Identity Security: The Core of Modern Cybersecurity
As cyber threats become more sophisticated, organizations increasingly realize that securing their digital identities are no longer just an IT priority - it's a critical business necessity. During my attendance at two leading Identity and Access Management (IAM) conferences, (Okta's Oktane and SailPoint's Navigate), it was clear that Identity Security sits at the core of modern security strategies.
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a security framework of policies and procedures that helps organizations manage user identity by using different technologies. At its core, IAM is getting the right people and access to the right resources at the right time. This learning series will cover the fundamentals of IAM with some of the leaders of Identity Providers (IdP), Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), and Privilege Access Security (PAS).
Identity and Access Management Briefing
Join our exclusive 45-minute briefing on Identity and Access Management (IAM), tailored for senior security and business leaders seeking to enhance their organization's IAM capabilities. Gain valuable insights and strategies to effectively address the three greatest challenges encountered in the IAM space.
Defending Healthcare Against Cyber Attacks
It's true that all businesses are at risk for cyber attack. However, few industries face the level of threat aimed at healthcare.
Zero Trust Briefing
Increased visibility, reducing the attack surface, and rationalizing zero trust theory with technical implementation—these are just a few of the outcomes that a successful zero trust program should provide. Securing the enterprise, both on-premise and in the cloud, is a challenge in today's landscape.