What Is Identity and Access Management | Foxpass

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FOXPASS
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What Is Identity and Access Management
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a
security framework that includes processes,
policies, and technologies used to manage digital
identities and ensure appropriate access to
organizational resources. It plays a crucial role
in protecting sensitive data and preventing
security breaches.
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IAM Best Practices and Compliance
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Segregation of Duties (SoD)
Regulatory Compliance
Implementing RBAC limits access to only the
required resources and minimizes the "blast
radius" of a potential compromise.
IAM is essential for organizations that must
comply with various regulations and standards
such as HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and GDPR.
SoD ensures that no single user has too much
access to sensitive data, reducing the risk of
fraud and malicious activity.
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Benefits of Foxpass IAM Solution
Seamless Integration with Existing Infrastructure
Password Management
Enhanced Security Features
Foxpass integrates with common directories and
platforms like Active Directory, G Suite, and
LDAP, making implementation faster and easier.
Foxpass provides audit logs, automatic revocation
of access, and two-factor authentication,
enhancing the security of your organization's
resources.
Foxpass offers password policies such as
complexity requirements, password expiration, and
multi-factor authentication.
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IAM Components and Their Functions
Authentication
Authorization
The process of verifying a user's identity before
granting access to a system or resource.
The process of granting or denying access to
specific resources or systems based on a user's
identity and permissions.
Identity Provisioning
Single Sign-On
The process of creating, managing, and disabling
user accounts and access rights.
A user authentication process that allows users
to access multiple applications with a single set
of credentials.
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