It’s time for identity and access management (IAM) to grow up. Hackers are getting wise to the ways enterprises commonly approach security and coming up with subtler methods for infiltrating networks. Detecting unauthorized access attempts requires detailed scrutiny of which human monitoring is no longer capable. In response, enterprises are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) […]| Identity Management Institute®
Behavioral drift detection redefines identity security by employing patterns of behavior as dynamic identifiers in access management.| Identity Management Institute®
Multi-factor authentication offers a layered security mechanism to protect systems but hackers use various techniques to bypass MFA.| Identity Management Institute®
Cloud computing has become popular ever since the concept was introduced. As more data and applications move to the cloud from traditional systems, it becomes paramount for businesses and their management to secure their data from threats and attacks as they store, process, and access their data in the cloud. Cloud security and access management […]| Identity Management Institute®
Dynamic trust scoring is a new approach to Identity and Access Management (IAM) that continuously assesses user behavior and context.| Identity Management Institute®
Digital shadow reconnaissance has become an essential field for identifying hyperlinks between bogus identities and behaviors.| Identity Management Institute®
Machine identity management refers to the process of securely managing digital identities of machines such as servers and other devices.| Identity Management Institute®
Identity-Centric Indicators of Compromise are security signals that specifically reveal potential compromise of digital identities.| Identity Management Institute®
Data has become crucial for the success and survival of almost any business in today’s world. When data is stolen, even the most successful businesses can be put into bankruptcy. Protecting digital systems is difficult because there are a wide range of known and unknown threats that can lead to a data breach. Businesses seeking […]| Identity Management Institute®
The evolution of SAML and SSO has transformed identity and access management, progressing from early federated authentication models.| Identity Management Institute®
The identity sandbox model in cybersecurity involves protecting user account and access data for secure testing in a controlled environment.| Identity Management Institute®
Deepfake risks to identity and access management are rapidly emerging as a significant concern in today's digital landscape.| Identity Management Institute®
Zero-knowledge identity proof is a cryptographic technique which allows us to prove our identities online without revealing private data.| Identity Management Institute®
In a Sybil attack a person creates fake identities to target a P2P network. This article offers details Sybil attack risks and solutions.| Identity Management Institute®
This certification questions and answers page is created by the Identity Management Institute to answer common certification questions.| Identity Management Institute®
Zero trust cybersecurity model assumes that every access request should be validated before permission is granted to access resources.| Identity Management Institute®
The role of identity in cyber-physical systems is essential for securing interactions between digital and physical components.| Identity Management Institute®
Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) is a specialized domain that focuses on solving the entitlement maze in cloud environments.| Identity Management Institute®
User and Entity Behavior Analytics or UEBA is an innovative cybersecurity solution that employs behavioral profiling and anomaly detection.| Identity Management Institute®
The defense-in-depth strategy has become a critical framework that unites various layers of security to fully protect digital assets.| Identity Management Institute®
Enhancing SIEM with identity data has become essential for gaining deeper visibility, detecting suspicious behavior, and responding to incidents more effectively.| Identity Management Institute®
Identity Threat Detection and Response or ITDR is a cybersecurity approach for protecting digital identities, including machine identities.| Identity Management Institute®
The evolution of CAPTCHA security reminds us that traditional CAPTCHA methods which were based on human intervention, are no longer effective.| Identity Management Institute®
Intelligent identity and access management leverages AI and ML to automate access decisions, detect unusual behavior, and enhance security.| Identity Management Institute®
Zero Trust Authentication concept is to never trust any user, device, or network regardless of their location or previous authentication.| Identity Management Institute®
Proof-of-Personhood protocols have emerged as groundbreaking solutions to authenticate individuals while safeguarding privacy and security.| Identity Management Institute®
The principle of least privilege applies to Authorization in the AAA identity and access management model to grant the minimum system access.| Identity Management Institute®
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Deepfake deception poses a threat to digital identity by enabling the creation of highly realistic but fraudulent images, videos, and voices.| Identity Management Institute®
The IAM market in 2025 is set to play a pivotal role in shaping the cybersecurity landscape to secure digital assets and ensure compliance.| Identity Management Institute®
Identity centric cybersecurity is an approach that emphasizes the importance of managing and securing digital identities for asset protection.| Identity Management Institute®
Identity Management Institute is a leading international organization which was founded in 2007 to offer identity management certifications.| Identity Management Institute®
Biometric authentication offers significant benefits such as enhanced security and privacy risks related to data collection and storage.| Identity Management Institute®
