Authorization in IAM – Mickey Martin, PlainID
Mickey discuss with Alan why authorization is rising as a priority in IAM. In the last two years, digital commerce and remote work demands have created new opportunities and security risk vulnerabilities. As a result, the digital workforce and consumers require more access to digital assets (data, applications, intellectual property, systems, etc.) from multiple devices, sources, and locations. At the center of securing these digital interactions, enterprise organizations must ensure that appropriate – versus unlimited – access is granted only to trusted user identities.
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