Innovation Insight by Gartner®: Improve Security With Machine Identity and Access Management
Inadequate security for machine identities poses significant risks due to the extensive access and privileges granted to machine identity actors
There is confusion regarding the definition and scope of machine identity and access management (machine IAM), hindering effective management and security
Organizations lack confidence in assessing their machine identity landscape and adapting to evolving threats
Machine identity governance is typically siloed and inconsistent, leading to reduced security, higher admin costs, and more frequent security incidents.
Key recommendations include establishing a machine IAM strategy, creating a working group to investigate use cases, centralizing governance, and understanding current toolsets before integrating new solutions.
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Inadequate security for machine identities poses significant risks due to the extensive access and privileges granted to machine identity actors
There is confusion regarding the definition and scope of machine identity and access management (machine IAM), hindering effective management and security
Organizations lack confidence in assessing their machine identity landscape and adapting to evolving threats
Machine identity governance is typically siloed and inconsistent, leading to reduced security, higher admin costs, and more frequent security incidents.
Key recommendations include establishing a machine IAM strategy, creating a working group to investigate use cases, centralizing governance, and understanding current toolsets before integrating new solutions.
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Summary
Machine IAM: Security Challenges and Strategic Recommendations for Organizational Implementation
Inadequate security for machine identities poses significant risks due to the extensive access and privileges granted to machine identity actors.
There is confusion regarding the definition and scope of machine identity and access management (machine IAM), hindering effective management and security.
Organizations lack confidence in assessing their machine identity landscape and adapting to evolving threats and technological advancements.
Machine identity governance is typically siloed and inconsistent, leading to reduced security, higher admin costs, and more frequent security incidents.
Key recommendations include establishing a machine IAM strategy, creating a working group to investigate use cases, centralizing governance, and understanding current toolsets before integrating new solutions.