| Specifications | Solution Overview Adaptive IAM: Defending the Borderless Enterprise Identity Management; Access Management; Identity and Access Management; IAM; Adaptive Identity Manage\ ment; Adaptive Access Luiza Aguiar |
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| Specifications | Solution Overview Adaptive IAM: Defending the Borderless Enterprise Identity Management; Access Management; Identity and Access Management; IAM; Adaptive Identity Manage\ ment; Adaptive Access Luiza Aguiar |
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| Specifications | Solution Overview Adaptive IAM: Defending the Borderless Enterprise Identity Management; Access Management; Identity and Access Management; IAM; Adaptive Identity Manage\ ment; Adaptive Access Luiza Aguiar |
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| Content | ADAPTIVE IAM: DEFENDING THE BORDERLESS ENTERPRISE Digital identities move to the front lines in the battle for cyber security. RSA Technology Brief SUMMARY OF KEY POINTS Identity and Access Management (IAM), an established part of most information security programs, is attracting renewed interest as a way to secure today’s borderless enterprise. As an organization’s employees become the front line of cyber attacks, IAM systems must become the front line of defense: an adaptable, dynamic, situational perimeter for the borderless enterprise. IAM solutions will evolve over the next couple years in two key ways: 1. IAM systems will patrol a dynamic, situational perimeter for the borderless enterprise, enforcing security wherever users interact with corporate data and resources. Security measures morph with the transaction, the parties and the value of data and assets in play. 2. Adaptive IAM systems draw on data from hundreds or even thousands of sources to conduct risk assessments of user behaviors and access requests. When suspicious activities are detected, next-generation IAM solutions stop users in their tracks with “stepped up” authentication or authorization requirements that users must satisfy before they can continue. May 2013 Contents Security’s “New Normal”: The Borderless Enterprise and Advanced Threats .3 IAM Must Be Reinvented to Stay Relevant in Security .3 Virtual population growth and duplicate identities .3 Users expect greater convenience .4 Extensibility to cloud and mobile platforms .4 Difficulty in discerning deception .5 Adaptive IAM Secures the “Perimeter” of the Borderless Enterprise .5 Rich user profiles .5 Big data analytics .6 User monitoring and risk-based intervention .6 Consumer-level convenience, enterprise-level security .7 Transitioning to Next-generation IAM .8 Security Solutions from RSA .9 |
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