This checklist will help you to build internal information security step by step where the issue of protection was ignored or not raised at all. The stages given are the most general and universal, as they are built from "business requests". This path is the most frequent and practice-oriented. It helps the company to better understand the value of information and focus on efficiency.
IAM: Enterprises face a long, difficult road to improvement
11/12/2024
Poor identity and access management puts corporate data at risk, but the path to strengthening IAM remains challenging, ComputerWeekly reports .
Identity and access management (IAM) is a complex and ongoing challenge for businesses. Organizations must balance effective security and identity management with ease of use for employees, customers, and suppliers. Too many layers of identity and access management create friction: processes that make it difficult for employees to do their jobs.
“Many organizations begin their IAM journey with a belgium mobile database of short-term goals, poor identity data, immature identity architecture, and weak user verification,” warns Scott Swalling, a cloud and data security expert at PA Consulting. “A poor approach to IAM can, at best, make it cumbersome and frustrating for your users and administrative staff. Burdensome processes that don’t leverage the full capabilities of IAM will continue to encourage users to find ways around them, leading to security issues and potential breaches.”
Even with the expansion of measures like multi-factor authentication (MFA) and biometrics, access remains a weak point in enterprise security, compliance, and data privacy. IAM is becoming even more important as enterprises move from a fixed perimeter to flexible operating models, cloud, and web applications.
- to rely on the requirements of regulators. Depending on the area in which the company operates and what it does, the number of requirements may differ by several orders of magnitude. Nevertheless, there are general Federal Laws, documents and orders that are valid for most companies. These are the ones that will be discussed in the following material.
Alexey Drozd, Head of Security Department, SearchInform
Alexey Drozd, Head of Security Department, SearchInform