Security identity and access management is a best practice framework of processes, policies and technologies that enable organisations to manage identities and control user access to classified or private corporate information.

With identification and authentication measures in place, security identity and access management is the most effective IT security tool to protect against insider threats while reducing the rate and risk of unauthorised access incidents. Overseeing appropriate access throughout the entire organisation, this essential security framework boosts risk management and the organisation’s overall security stance. Utilising IAM programs will also automate and streamline access management, making operations more efficient and secure management far less stressful.

By implementing security identity and access management tools, users will need to undergo a stringent identification confirmation system before accessing data and secure information. Cyber security identity and access management systems usually include multi-factor authentication, adaptive access policies, remote access, SS and simplified management.

At Dragonfly Technologies, our team offers flexible, secure access for any user or device through the implementation and integration of vital protective data services. We implement impenetrable cyber security measures that ensure users undergo a multi-factor authentication before confirming their identity. We can limit exposure of your information to as few users or devices as possible and work with you to confirm your security structure is safe from malicious cyber attacks.

If you have any questions about our services or would like to understand why IAM is important for security, please get in contact with us today or read through our case studies to learn more about the effective solutions we provide organisations.

From multi-factor authentication to removal and adaptive access policies that limit information exposure to a few users or a single device, cyber security identity and access management are essential for an organisation’s overall security architecture.

The core objective of IAM is to assign one digital identity to each individual or device, so IT can monitor access levels through the user’s access life cycle. Without these crucial measures and strategies in place, data, information, applications and valuable resources are not safeguarded from unauthorised access, malware or phishing attacks — all of which compromise an organisation’s data, network and security.