Identity and access management (IAM) is positioned as a foundational enterprise capability for protecting digital assets by ensuring the right people, applications/workloads, and devices access the right resources at the right time. It supports least-privileged access within a Zero Trust framework, and identity orchestration is presented as the core mechanism for achieving end-to-end visibility across identities and entitlements, consolidating identity silos, and governing access consistently across cloud and legacy on-prem systems. In hybrid environments, a unified IAM platform enables consistent access and boosts workforce productivity through capabilities like single sign-on, while also improving customer experiences by reducing friction and enabling targeted digital journeys that increase satisfaction and loyalty.
Identity orchestration is emphasized as essential for building secure, friction-appropriate “identity journeys” for both workforce and customers. For employees and partners, orchestration addresses the complexity created by constant role changes and offboarding, reducing the risk of over-provisioned access by granting, revoking, and deactivating accounts appropriately. For customers, orchestration is framed as a competitive differentiator: better digital experiences can reduce abandonment and improve conversion, while stronger security and privacy controls are needed amid significant online fraud such as account takeover.
ForgeRock’s Identity Platform unifies multiple IAM components and is supported by the ForgeRock Trust Network of roughly 150 partners. ForgeRock Intelligent Access (“Trees”) provides no-code, drag-and-drop orchestration using hundreds of out-of-the-box nodes plus partner integrations, enabling rapid design, testing (including A/B testing), deployment, and measurement of journeys. Integrated AI-driven threat protection (Autonomous Access) enables real-time, continuous risk-based authentication. The solution includes passwordless authentication and passkeys with WebAuthn/FIDO2 support, progressive profiling to reduce form fatigue, multi-brand and organizational hierarchy capabilities, and journey analytics dashboards. Key challenges include Java runtime dependencies and missing journey version rewind and stage-based rollout/approval controls.
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