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Prediction #2 - The Convergence of IAM and how to Manage Complexity in a Multi Cloud, Multi Hybrid, Multi Identity World

Posted on Dec 21, 2021 by Martin Kuppinger , Paul Fisher

It is the same set of drivers – first and foremost remote workforce requirements and seamless customer interaction, that make our infrastructure and service even more complex as they used to be, with multiple public and private clouds, on-site IT, all of them with identity silos. In this session, KuppingeCole´s Analyst Martin Kuppinger and Paul Fisher, will talk with André Priebe from iC Consult on how to leave silos behind and take advantage of global identity proofing networks, Decentralized (DID/SSI) or chain-agnostic (GAIN etc.) and how CIEM/DREAM can help reducing complexity.

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Principal Analyst & Co-Founder
KuppingerCole Analysts AG

Martin Kuppinger is the founder and Principal Analyst responsible for the KuppingerCole research. In his 25 years of IT experience he has already written more than 50 IT-related books and is known as a widely-read columnist and author of technical articles as well as reviews and is also a...

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Lead Analyst
KuppingerCole Analysts AG

Paul Fisher is a Senior Analyst who researches primarily on cybersecurity and identity and access management (IAM). He also studies trends in AI, IoT and data governance for different industry sectors including automotive. Paul is responsible for managing relevant quantitative research at...

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