To stay ahead of both attackers and auditors, organizations need an intelligent approach that protects every identity, everywhere—
without compromise.
The Identity Security Playbook
The old way of securing access and protecting identities is unsustainable. Securing thousands of human and non-human identities across on-prem and cloud environments stretches already overtaxed identity and security teams—and organizations that don’t modernize their approach risk falling further behind attackers and auditors alike. So, what can organizations do?
First, we must accept that identity is everything and every identity matters—human or machine.
Despite heavy enterprise investments in IAM, IGA, PAM, and MFA, gaps remain. Siloed tools and fragmented visibility create a false sense of security, and further, passing an audit doesn’t mean you’re protected from real threats.
Then, we must acknowledge that the current course requires eliminating compromises while bridging the identity security divide.
While identity teams have been focused on operational efficiency by automating user lifecycle management, streamlining provisioning, and facilitating self-service access, security teams have prioritized network, cloud, and endpoint security, often leaving identity overlooked.
Security teams may be receiving alerts in the SOC for identity-related issues, but it’s coming in along with a sea of other security alerts. Without a clear understanding of identity-related business processes, security analysts struggle to make informed access decisions in a timely fashion … and, every second counts.
Whether it’s security, compliance, or breach resilience, your CISOs are held accountable for all of it. In addition to overseeing the entire ecosystem, they must answer to the board, auditors, and shareholders.
Rolling out a solution that allows all parties to maximize innovation while minimizing risk requires enterprise identity security that is proactive, context-aware, and seamlessly integrates with existing systems. To stay ahead of both attackers and auditors, organizations need an intelligent approach that protects every identity, everywhere—without compromise.
It’s time for sustainable, strategic identity security
The Identity Security Playbook
To stay ahead of both attackers and auditors, organizations need an intelligent approach that protects every identity, everywhere—
without compromise.
The old way of securing access and protecting identities is unsustainable. Securing thousands of human and non-human identities across on-prem and cloud environments stretches already overtaxed identity and security teams—and organizations that don’t modernize their approach risk falling further behind attackers and auditors alike. So, what can organizations do?
First, we must accept that identity is everything and every identity matters—human or machine.
Despite heavy enterprise investments in IAM, IGA, PAM, and MFA, gaps remain. Siloed tools and fragmented visibility create a false sense of security, and further, passing an audit doesn’t mean you’re protected from real threats.
Then, we must acknowledge that the current course requires eliminating compromises while bridging the identity security divide.
While identity teams have been focused on operational efficiency by automating user lifecycle management, streamlining provisioning, and facilitating self-service access, security teams have prioritized network, cloud, and endpoint security, often leaving identity overlooked.
Security teams may be receiving alerts in the SOC for identity-related issues, but it’s coming in along with a sea of other security alerts. Without a clear understanding of identity-related business processes, security analysts struggle to make informed access decisions in a timely fashion … and, every second counts.
Whether it’s security, compliance, or breach resilience, your CISOs are held accountable for all of it. In addition to overseeing the entire ecosystem, they must answer to the board, auditors, and shareholders.
Rolling out a solution that allows all parties to maximize innovation while minimizing risk requires enterprise identity security that is proactive, context-aware, and seamlessly integrates with existing systems. To stay ahead of both attackers and auditors, organizations need an intelligent approach that protects every identity, everywhere—without compromise.
It’s time for sustainable, strategic identity security