In today’s interconnected digital landscape, identity has become the cornerstone of both organizational security and user experience. Whether onboarding a new employee or granting a customer access to services, the journey of identity—commonly referred to as the identity supply chain—encompasses a series of critical stages, from initial verification to continuous authentication and authorization.
Five Key Identity Governance Features That Your Identity and Access Management Solution Does NOT Support
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, identity management has taken center stage as the key enterprise security practice for enabling remote workforces while protecting company data and IT services. Though much of the media hype has focused on evolving technologies in enterprise identity and access management (IAM)—such as enabling passwordless and multifactor authentication—it is often overlooked that identity governance and administration (IGA) is experiencing its own renaissance not only due to pandemic-related access requirements, but also in support of recently-enacted compliance regulations, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
