Workforce IAM Evangelist

In an era where security threats are increasing and workforces operate in digital environments spanning the globe, your identity and access management (IAM) solution needs to keep pace. An outdated system can expose your business to a range of vulnerabilities and inefficiencies. Here are five key signs it’s time to modernize: Are phishing attempts and insider threats on the rise in your organization? As cyberattacks evolve, so must your defenses.

Identity management plays a fundamental role in elevating the digital employee experience by ensuring that access to digital tools is seamless, secure, and tailored to each user's needs. With the increasing complexity of workplace environments—where employees might work across different devices, locations, and applications—efficient identity management reduces friction in daily operations.

Access control is a key element of cybersecurity, ensuring only the right people access specific systems and data. There are two major access control models — Mandatory Access Control (MAC) and Discretionary Access Control (DAC) — each of which is unique. For security, identity, and access management (IAM) professionals, knowing when to use each model is critical to balancing security and usability.