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How Access Management Systems can Shield Your Business from Cyberattacks

These include Iris Scanning, Face Recognition, Fingerprint Sensors, and other technologies. Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) requires the user to provide at least two pieces of evidence to prove their identity. As a result, the risk of identity theft is reduced.
Fremont, CA: Modern business conditions are vastly different from those of just 20 years ago. The world we live in is one of information. When you look around, you will notice that even the most basic activities are heavily reliant on technology.
Running a business is no longer just about providing high-quality services or products; it is also about safeguarding your data and enforcing confidentiality. Identity and Access Management (IAM) is an IT security discipline, framework, as well as a solution for dealing with digital individuals.
Access management systems add another layer of security to your company's network. It allows you to control which employee groups have access to which applications. IAM systems can be as simple or as complex as you need them to be, with customization options for revealing specific files, documents, records, and more.
Benefits of Identity and Access Management:
Secured Multi-Factor Authentication:
These include Iris Scanning, Face Recognition, Fingerprint Sensors, and other technologies. Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) requires the user to provide at least two pieces of evidence to prove their identity. As a result, the risk of identity theft is reduced.
Elimination of Weak Passwords
Numerous data breaches occur as a result of stolen, default, or weak passwords. Identity and Access Management systems can successfully eliminate the possibility of a user setting a weak password by implementing best practices in credential management.
Effective Tracking of Malicious Activity
State-of-the-art IAM systems use Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and risk-based authentication to provide advanced tracking of malicious behavior. This allows organizations to avoid financial loss by preventing online attacks.
Reducing Security Expenses
IAM helps to reduce the amount of money needed to invest in security. A Cloud-based Identity and Access Management solution, for instance, reduces the need for an on-premise foundation.
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