When Identity & Access Governance was first built, it addressed a static, centralized use case, primarily targeting workforce identities. The world has changed since then. Partners in B2B IAM, CIAM, non-human identities (NHIs) of various kinds, and, not least, the identities of AI agents and their access must now be managed. Decentralized identities will add further to that challenge.
Not surprisingly, many new tools have emerged, from authorization control for MCP servers to CIEM (Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management), NHI management in all its facets, and IVIP (Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms). But is there truly comprehensive control over identity security and a coherent governance approach?
Martin Kuppinger, Co-Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole Analysts, will examine the future of Identity Security & Governance and how organizations can regain control of access and authorizations by building a comprehensive governance framework across all types of identities and access.
