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An Introduction To Identity Access Management
Data breaches come in many forms, and organisations need to govern user access to prevent data loss. This is where identity access management can support a reliable data protection policy.
Identity Access Management is a framework for business processes that facilitates the management of digital identities. This can be used to initiate and record user identities and their access permissions. It ensures only the right people access certain information.
The Known Threat
Look around your office. It’s likely that 99.9% of the people you work with are trustworthy and intelligent. However, emotion always causes risk. The things to consider are: 1 – The guy you fired but forgot to disable his remote access, 2 – Espionage/Financial Gain, 3 – Grudge & 4 – Ideology. When you apply strong emotion and any of these points to ANY individual, a risk has been created.
How do you manage this kind of risk? CONTROL user access. Look at what users need to gain access and then centralise their access.
The Unknown Threat
Shared accounts and encrypted communications make it difficult to know which privileged user is doing what, where and when, especially in today’s virtual office environment. Ensure you have tools to MONITOR and RECORD encrypted sessions.
Check Here: www.handd.co.uk/identity-access-management-solutions.html
An Introduction To Identity Access Management
Data breaches come in many forms, and organisations need to govern user access to prevent data loss. This is where identity access management can support a reliable data protection policy.
Identity Access Management is a framework for business processes that facilitates the management of digital identities. This can be used to initiate and record user identities and their access permissions. It ensures only the right people access certain information.
The Known Threat
Look around your office. It’s likely that 99.9% of the people you work with are trustworthy and intelligent. However, emotion always causes risk. The things to consider are: 1 – The guy you fired but forgot to disable his remote access, 2 – Espionage/Financial Gain, 3 – Grudge & 4 – Ideology. When you apply strong emotion and any of these points to ANY individual, a risk has been created.
How do you manage this kind of risk? CONTROL user access. Look at what users need to gain access and then centralise their access.
The Unknown Threat
Shared accounts and encrypted communications make it difficult to know which privileged user is doing what, where and when, especially in today’s virtual office environment. Ensure you have tools to MONITOR and RECORD encrypted sessions.
Check Here: www.handd.co.uk/identity-access-management-solutions.html