Secure Identity I

Moderator(s):

John Tolbert Lead Analyst

KuppingerCole

Dr. George Beridze AI Practice Lead / Project Manager

KuppingerCole

With the growing number and new vectors of cyber attacks, identity and access management is taking a center stage and is becoming a new defence outline. Furthermore, increased number of connected devices and employee mobility are making the job of cybersecurity professionals more difficult. In this context, only perimeter-based safeguarding measures are no longer meeting the security needs and implementation of adequate IAM and cybersecurity tools is necessary. Identity-based technologies like User Behavior Analytics can help in identifying anomalous behavior and detect internal and external threats. By utilizing a combination of already existing IAM, authentication and other technologies, Zero Trust security approach is also gaining popularity.

This track will highlight the new cybersecurity challenges and the role which identity management plays in solving them.

Continuing Professional Education Credits:

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After attending this track you will be able to:

• Describe the Zero Trust Architecture approach.
• Describe the role of Digital Identity in security infrastructure.
• List the benefits of intelligent access control.
• Discuss how request context, environmental attributes, identity analytics can be used for adaptive authentication.

You can get 2 CPEs for this track.

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