Title:Identity & Access Management: Benefits, Challenges & Technologies
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Title:Identity & Access Management: Benefits, Challenges & Technologies
The write up must be original and not cut and paste and covers all related discussion to Identity and Access Management (IAM). The followings are some of the areas that you can focus but you can add more. The suggested areas of discussion shown below are not in order and you can discuss the related topics wherever appropriate in your write up. There might be some redundancy in the topic shown below; ignore those in your write up. Quotation is allowed wherever necessary bit should not be more 10% of your total pages. All the references must be cited inside your write up (text) and they must be shown in detailed at the end of your write up. The write up can be 25 pages or more. Tables, images and figures are allowed as long as they have proper reference citation. The font size should be 11 and Time Newman type with 1.5 line-spacing. The write up should have an introduction, body of research covering issues, challenges, benefits, technologies (cloud, AI, ML, Blockchain,) , models, current status and tools related to IAM
Identity and Access Management (IAM) companies may encounter several common problems and risks in their operations. These challenges can arise due to the complex nature of managing digital identities, access controls, and security in today’s interconnected world.
Some of the key problems and risks faced by IAM companies include:
Security breaches: IAM companies handle sensitive user data and play a crucial role in ensuring secure access to systems and resources. Any security breach or vulnerability in their solutions can result in unauthorized access to sensitive information, leading to financial losses, reputational damage, and legal repercussions.
User experience and adoption: Balancing security with a seamless user experience can be challenging. IAM solutions that are overly complex or inconvenient to use may face resistance from users, resulting in low adoption rates. Striking the right balance between security and user-friendliness is essential to drive user acceptance and maximize the effectiveness of IAM systems.