Identity and Access Management
About Identity and Access Management
The goal of identity management commonly referred to as identity and access management is to guarantee that only authorized users have access to technological resources. IdM systems fall under the broad categories of data management and IT security. The Components of IAM:
- Access Management.
- Identity Governance and Administration.
- Privileged Access Management.
- Customer IAM.
- Adjacent Technologies.
Why is Identity and Access Management important?
The security practice known as identity and access management, or IAM, enables the appropriate entities (things or people) to utilize the appropriate resources (applications or data) at the appropriate times, without interruption, on the devices of their choice.
You may establish an IAM identity with specified rights in your account called an IAM role. In that it is an AWS identity with authorization policies that specify what the identity can and cannot do in AWS, an IAM role is comparable to an IAM user.
Who should take the Identity and Access Management Exam?
- IT and Cyber Security Students
- Information Security Team members
- Information Security Professional
- Chief Information Security Manager
- IT professionals
Identity and Access Management Certification Course Outline
- Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Identification, Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (IAAA)
- Privileged Account Management (PAM)
- Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)
- Data Governance and Protection