
IAM and PAM Cybersecurity
Securing Identities and Access Management in the Digitalization Era
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In today's digital world, organizations face an increasing number of cyber threats targeting user identities and access credentials. Identity and Access Management (IAM) plays a crucial role in securing identities, managing user privileges, and enforcing security policies across enterprise environments. As cloud adoption, remote work, and IoT expand, IAM has become essential for ensuring zero-trust security, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a specialized cybersecurity framework that focuses on securing, monitoring, and managing privileged...
In today's digital world, organizations face an increasing number of cyber threats targeting user identities and access credentials. Identity and Access Management (IAM) plays a crucial role in securing identities, managing user privileges, and enforcing security policies across enterprise environments. As cloud adoption, remote work, and IoT expand, IAM has become essential for ensuring zero-trust security, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. Privileged Access Management (PAM) is a specialized cybersecurity framework that focuses on securing, monitoring, and managing privileged accounts and access rights in an organization. Privileged accounts, such as administrators, root users, and service accounts, have elevated access to critical systems, making them prime targets for cyberattacks. Both IAM (Identity and Access Management) and PAM (Privileged Access Management) are cybersecurity frameworks designed to control and protect user access to systems, applications, and data. They play a crucial role in IoT security, cloud security, and enterprise cybersecurity by preventing unauthorized access and mitigating insider threats. What You Will Learn: * Why Securing Identities is so crucial in the Digitalization era we live. * Key features of PAM, such as Privileged Account Isolation, Just-in-Time (JIT), Privilege Elevation , Credential Vaulting, Session Recording & Monitoring, etc. * Key Features of IAM, such as User Authentication & Authorization, Single Sign-On (SSO), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), etc. * The major Access Management risks, impacts, and challenges and how to solve and remediate them with robust IAM and PAM solutions. * IAM and PAM tools and frameworks information. Who This Book is for: Intermediate and Advance IT/OT developers and architects dealing with design IAM and PAM solutions. The book assumes you have a general understanding of Access Management, IAM, PAM in both IT and OT Security environments.