Build Your Identity And Access Management Strategy

Summary
An Effective IAM Strategy Boosts The Employee And Customer Experience
- A Well-Defined Strategy Is The Difference Between IAM Project Success And Failure
A Successful IAM Strategy Must Engage Multiple Stakeholders
- IAM Requires Cooperation From Several Technology Teams
- Business Leaders Must Define Their IAM Requirements And Promote IAM Projects
A Good IAM Strategy Requires Iterative Processes
- Step 1: Assess The Current State To Ensure Everyone Agrees On The Current Problems
- Step 2: Engage Stakeholders To Pique Their Interest And Build Cross-Functional Support
- Step 3: Confirm A Tight Scope So That You Can Keep Your Job
- Step 4: Define Metrics That Matter To The Business
- Step 5: Detail Recommendations And Define A Future State Roadmap
- Step 6: Communicate Progress And Value
Supplemental Material
- Research Methodology

Summary

Your identity and access management (IAM) strategy must establish and explain the business need and value of IAM to technology and business leaders. It must also describe the current state, define the future state, and make defensible recommendations for the sequence of projects needed to execute your IAM strategy successfully. This report shows security and risk (S&R) and business leaders how to develop a compelling IAM strategic plan.

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