GOALS

• Ensure compliance with stringent industry regulations, such as GDPR and CCPA, by implementing robust data access controls and audit trails
• Strengthen the organization's security posture by proactively identifying and mitigating potential vulnerabilities in the IAM infrastructure
• Foster a culture of security awareness across the organization by providing employees with the tools and knowledge to manage their own identities and data securely.

Frustrations

• Encountering difficulties in demonstrating the return on investment (ROI) of cybersecurity initiatives to the board and securing sufficient budget allocations
• Dealing with a complex web of legacy systems and applications that are difficult to integrate with modern IAM solutions
• Experiencing a shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals, making it challenging to recruit and retain talent to manage and maintain the IAM infrastructure effectively.

GOALS

• Improve operational efficiency by streamlining user provisioning and de-provisioning processes, reducing IT overhead and improving productivity
• Enhance collaboration and data sharing between different departments and business units by implementing secure and controlled access to sensitive information
• Reduce the risk of insider threats by implementing granular access controls and monitoring user activity for suspicious behavior.

Frustrations

• Managing a complex IT environment with numerous applications and systems that require integration with the IAM solution
• Facing budget constraints and difficulty in securing funding for new technology investments, including IAM upgrades
• Dealing with resistance from employees to adopt new security measures that might be perceived as inconvenient or disruptive to their workflow.