Identity Fusion Blog: Access Control
Access Control: Ensuring Appropriate Access for the Right Individuals
Introduction Any organization's cybersecurity strategy must include identity and access management (IAM). It reduces the risk of cyber threats and data breaches by ensuring that..
Leveraging IAM for User Privacy: Data Protection and User Control
Introduction In an era characterized by the increasing value of personal data and the persistent threat of privacy breaches, the imperative of safeguarding user privacy has risen..
IAM for Hybrid IT Environments: Balancing Security and Productivity
Introduction Hybrid IT allows companies to optimize their costs by utilizing cost-effective cloud resources for non-critical applications or workloads while maintaining..
Streamlining Security: The Benefits of Single Sign-On
Introduction A solid Identity and Access Management (IAM) strategy is more crucial than ever in the digital era. IAM ensures that the appropriate people have access to the..
IAM for Healthcare: Compliance and Securing Patient Data
Introduction In the world of healthcare, protecting patient data is of utmost importance. One of the ways to achieve this is by implementing proper identity and access management..
The IT Vault Paradox: IT Infrastructure and Cybersecurity
Introduction In the digital age, data security has emerged as a paramount concern for businesses. The threat of cyberattacks looms large, with hackers continually devising new..
Biometrics: Unlocking the IAM Future
Introduction In recent years, biometrics has emerged as a revolutionary technology in the field of identity management and access control. With the advancement of smart devices..
OpenDJ and the Fine Art of Impersonation
Directory servers are often used in multi-tier applications to store user profiles, preferences, or other information useful to the application. Oftentimes the web application..
OpenDJ Access Control Explained
An OpenDJ implementation will contain certain data that you would like to explicitly grant or deny access to. Personally identifiable information (PII) such as a user’s home..