Nine Common Access Management Misconceptions Debunked
It’s about time to clear up some common misconceptions about access management. Here’s a list of the traditional views that no longer hold true.
Buyer’s Guide for Access Management
What should organizations do to avoid buyer’s remorse and choose a future-proof AM solution?
Start by looking at access use-case needs. One of the most popular requests in CIAM is for recommendations for offering internal and external access. Organizations need to secure remote access to employees, workforce and B2B collaboration, and customer portals.
Your buying strategy should also consider the appropriateness of future AM needs against trends such as SaaS adoption and unified access management.
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Main Takeaways:
- Overcome your fears of the perceived risk of SaaS-delivered AM solutions (availability, security) and look at the benefits.
- Include requirements for controlling access for extended workforce, B2C, other B2B, G2C and gig economy users
- Consider AM tools that offer fine-grained authorization
- Align your IAM roadmap with market trends
This graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research document and should be evaluated in the context of the entire document. The Gartner document is available upon request from Scaled Access.
Gartner, Technology Insight for Customer Identity and Access Management, 14 December 2020, Henrique Teixeira, Michael Kelley, Abhyuday Data.
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