DENVER, March 1, 2021 —
WHAT: The Identity Defined Security Alliance (IDSA) provides frameworks and practical guidance to help organizations put identity at the center of their IT security strategy. In this live webinar, Diane Hagglund, Dimensional Research Founder and Principal; Den Jones, Cisco Senior Director of Enterprise Security will discuss the results of the latest research report, Identity and Access Management: The Stakeholder Perspective, which highlights the impact of access delays on business operations and enterprise risk.
Key findings from the report that will be covered will include:
- 50% report it usually takes three days or longer to revoke access for a worker that leaves
- 83% say Covid-19 has made system access more difficult
- 56% of Sales Managers report they had staff who stole information when they left
- Only 38% would immediately terminate access based on suspicious behavior
WHEN: Thursday, March 11, Noon ET/ 9 a.m. PT.
WHY: Enterprises are facing an explosion in the number of identities being managed. They struggle to get their identity and security teams on the same page. And in research conducted in May of 2020, we found that 94% of organizations have had an identity-related breach, which 99% believe could have been prevented. These insights provide the current state of identity security from the inside – the teams that are immersed in the day to day managing and securing identities, putting in place identity and access management processes and technologies. But what do the stakeholders have to say about the impact on their day to day activities?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Delays in removing access for departing workers or current workers displaying suspicious behavior can mean compliance violations or the worst case scenarios, stolen credentials or theft of confidential information. You will be interested in this discussion if you are responsible for the processes and technologies used to manage workforce identities, including providing/revoking access to corporate systems through provisioning/de-provisioning and enabling access reviews by stakeholders.
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About the Identity Defined Security Alliance
The IDSA is a group of identity and security vendors, solution providers, and practitioners that acts as an independent source of thought leadership, expertise, and practical guidance on identity centric approaches to security for technology professionals. The IDSA is a nonprofit that facilitates community collaboration to help organizations reduce risk by providing education, best practices, and resources.
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