IAM Systems join Networks as Service Providers, Networking Vendors, and Database Platforms at the core of the technology stack of the enterprise. Failure in any of these critical components could bring the organization to its knees.
Fremont, CA: Healthcare companies are constantly in the crosshairs of sophisticated attackers. From a series of high-profile ransomware attacks to an insidious compromise of network surveillance software, health cybersecurity leaders face a dizzying array of threats and must concentrate their attention on developing a defense-in-depth approach to resolving those risks.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems are at the center of cybersecurity strategies, providing the key identification, authentication and authorization services needed to create a safe technology environment.
Take a look at some of the main considerations that technology leaders should consider when choosing an IAM platform for their organization.
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IAM Systems join Networks as Service Providers, Networking Vendors and Database Platforms at the core of the technology stack of the enterprise. Failure in any of these critical components could bring the organization to its knees. Indeed, the volatility of homegrown integrations is also one of the driving factors behind the decision to implement a commercial IAM platform.
