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I am stoked to sit down and have a chat with Aviad Mizrachi of Frontegg! This is a topic I haven’t had an opportunity to really talk about in public for quite some time! Looking forward to it!

Over the last few months I have been working on ideas about modern IAM architecture, what it contains, and how to think about it. This is the first of four posts that expand on my previous thoughts. This post will examine the principles that should inform a modern IAM architecture. The second post will offer up a way to think about the systems a modern IAM architecture enables and protects along with the controls it provides. The third post will describe a notional architecture that embodies the principles discussed next and allows for the deployment of IAM controls. Lastly, I will talk about how to get started building a modern IAM architecture. And with that I present part of 1 “Enterprise Patterns for Modern IAM: https://lnkd.in/e-6dHYUv

Back in July, I fessed up to my struggle to understand current marketing definitions and boundaries in the IAM world. As part of my journey to clarity I proposed four components found in modern IAM architectures: policy, orchestration, execution, and data. I went on to then suggest, for good or evil, the notion of a workforce identity data platform which expanded on my ideas about the data tier of the modern IAM architecture. I now want to expand on the ways that you can use the four components of a modern IAM architecture to better understand your IAM world and approaches to augmenting and modernizing that world. https://lnkd.in/erStKXPu

I have been a huge fan of Joseph Carson for a long long time! It was an amazing opportunity to sit down with him and talk about the history and future of digital identity management! Definitely check this one out!

This is going to be soooo much fun! This is a great opportunity to hear from some amazing speakers on engaging topics! Join us!

I've been continuing down the path of the four components of modern identity. My first stop is at the data tier. I've got some ideas - probably bad ones - that I want to share!

For the last 6 months or so, I have been struggling with market definitions in identity and access management. I used to understand markets such as identity governance and administration and access management; I understood what the feature boundaries were; I could map vendors to those markets. But honestly, lately, I feel like those maps and those boundaries aren’t as accurate as they once were. So, in some regards, this post is my attempt to work through ways of defining what IAM looks like in the modern era, what parts should enterprises be willing to pay for, which are table stakes, and where is this all going. There is change in the air; people are willing to consider new solutions and new architectures. What follows is a reframing of the enterprise identity space, one not based on "classical" market definitions, instead one based on capabilities, and it starts with identifying the four major components to new world of identity: * Policy * Orchestration * Execution * Data Read the rest at Weave Identity https://lnkd.in/ekQzt5ZG

Cannot wait to join my friend at Beyond Identity for this!

The 2024 IDPro® Skills, Programs & Diversity Survey is here! Ready for the insights brought to you by the people in the industry — people like you — who speak to their experiences? This year's survey, sponsored by Acsense, Andrew Hindle of Hindle Consulting, and Ian Glazer of Weave Identity, highlights the growing focus on authorization technologies and the strategic importance of digital identity management. Hundreds of practitioners responded to this survey. Their experience and understanding of this industry will help you think strategically about the future of your career and your organization's future. Dive into the full insights and learn how the industry is evolving to meet today's business and security challenges. https://lnkd.in/gqVHBqaN #DigitalIdentity #IDProSkillsSurvey #Cybersecurity

I continue to refine my concept of counselors. It was awesome to bring the talk to the keynote stage and further explain applied identity management!