When seatbelts were first introduced, cars were relatively slow and a seatbelt was enough to keep drivers safe in most accidents. But as vehicles became more powerful, automakers had to add airbags, crumple zones, and (eventually) adaptive driver assistance systems that anticipate hazards and avoid collisions. Identity and access management (IAM) is now at a similar inflection point. For decades, action-based permissions have performed the role of the seatbelts of enterprise security, essential guardrails that … More →

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