Tag: IAM Operations Management

When Ian mentioned the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in his LinkedIn post sharing the news of SGNL getting acquired by Crowdstrike, it led to a funny exchange between us. It also reminded me of a task I had assigned myself almost 8 months ago. Last summer, I spent quite a bit of time going deeper into how

Time and time again, we hear from organizations that are struggling with the task of managing their IAM deployments. Budget overruns and unexpected expenses, the difficulty of finding and retaining IAM specialists, the inability of an overtaxed IT department to keep up with the constant adjustments and demands on the program – these are just