CYBERSECURITY REVIEW6 JULY, 2021EditorialIdentity and access management (IAM) is becoming increasingly complex in our connected, rapidly changing environment. Identity management trends should therefore adapt to keep up with emerging security threats as IT infrastructures, workplace expectations, and compliance requirements change. Businesses and IT divisions are under increasing legal and organizational pressure to safeguard access to company resources. As a result, they can no longer allocate and track user credentials using manual and error-prone methods. Organizations will need to embrace new solutions to meet this transition and the increasing complexity that comes with it. The IAM industry is changing to solve not just present but also future problems.IAM automates the tracking of user credentials while also allowing for comprehensive access control and auditing of all business assets on-premises and in the cloud. IAM, with its ever-expanding list of capabilities like biometrics, behavior analytics, and AI, is ideally adapted to the rigors of the modern security landscape. For example, IAM's tight control over resource access in highly dispersed and dynamic contexts aligns with the industry's shift from firewalls to zero-trust models, as well as with IoT security requirements. Along with the deployment of biometrics, an excellent solution to secure biometric data is blockchain, which offers qualities such as transparency, dependability, and integrity, making it a popular choice for assuring data protection with both public and private sectors.In 2021, we anticipate that customer identity and access management will take center stage, with an emphasis on seamless adaptive authentication, scalability, and fraud control. As the IAM space continues to evolve, this edition features companies that have genuinely set themselves a league apart and strive to not only outperform the rest of the pack but also solve pressing challenges prevailing in the market. Let us know your thoughts.Fortifying the Remote WorkspaceNicholas Halden Managing Editoreditor@thecybersecurityreview.comCopyright © 2021 ValleyMedia, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part of any text, photography or illustrations without written permission from the publisher is prohibited. The publisher assumes no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts, photographs or illustrations. Views and opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the magazine and accordingly, no liability is assumed by the publisher thereof.Email:sales@thecybersecurityreview.comeditor@thecybersecurityreview.commarketing@thecybersecurityreview.com JULY - 2021 Vol 02 Issue - 06 Published by ValleyMedia, Inc. To subscribe to Cyber Security ReviewVisit www.thecybersecurityreview.com Managing EditorNicholas HaldenVisualizerJaxon JaseEditorial StaffJasmin AliSara FernandesCristopher ReedJonathan Parks Susan*Some of the Insights are based on the interviews with respective CIOs and CXOs to our editorial staff
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