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How to govern access without slowing the business

A policy-based approach to identity management for IT and security decision-makers

Historically, Identity and Access Management( IAM) has referred to the straightforward task of managing usernames and passwords.

Now, it ' s much more. Mature IAM reaches far beyond the management of traditional credentials, empowering your organization to securely and easily engage with your workforce, customers, and business partners— wherever, whenever, and on whatever device.

As the rise of AI agents transforms workflows and service delivery, the role of IAM is expanding even further, securely enabling a leap forward across industries. A robust, policy-based approach to identity governance is essential to reduce risk while scaling access, positioning companies to strengthen their organization-wide security while pursuing new opportunities for growth.

Mature identity governance and administration meaningfully contributes to a range of important outcomes.

Security and compliance

• Proactively mitigate and remediate identity threats

• Achieve and maintain a stronger governance, risk, and compliance( GRC) posture

• Streamline and secure end-user access with principles of least-privilege access

Operational agility

• Increase efficiency while reducing costs

• Streamline merger and acquisition integrations end-user experiences

• Reduce registration and authentication friction

• Enable users to more easily access the resources they need, when they need them

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Now, it ' s much more. Mature IAM reaches far beyond the management of traditional credentials, empowering your organization to securely and easily engage with your workforce, customers, and business partners – wherever, whenever, and on whatever device.

As the rise of AI agents transforms workflows and service delivery, the role of IAM is expanding even further, securely enabling a leap forward across industries. A robust, policy-based approach to identity governance is essential to reduce risk while scaling access, positioning companies to strengthen their organization-wide security while pursuing new opportunities for growth.

Mature identity governance and administration meaningfully contributes to a range of important outcomes.

Security and compliance

• Proactively mitigate and remediate identity threats

• Achieve and maintain a stronger governance, risk, and compliance( GRC) posture

• Streamline and secure end-user access with principles of least-privilege access

Operational agility

• Increase efficiency while reducing costs

• Streamline merger and acquisition integrations end-user experiences

• Reduce registration and authentication friction

• Enable users to more easily access the resources they need, when they need them

IGA and PAM 101 Identity Governance & Administration( IGA)

Under the full scope of IAM, Identity Governance & Administration( IGA) refers to a policy-based approach to identity management and access control that combines:

• Identity governance: Defining and enforcing identity-related policies, procedures, and processes in support of organization goals – including compliance with regulations, frameworks, standards, and contractual obligations

• Identity administration: Account and credential administration, user and device provisioning and deprovisioning, entitlement management, etc �

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