Develop Actionable Business-Centric Identity And Access...

Summary
Use A Balanced Scorecard To Demonstrate IAM’s Value
Best Practices For An Effective Balanced IAM Metrics Scorecard
Track Five Categories In Your Balanced IAM Metrics Scorecard
- Demographic Metrics Help You Understand IAM Costs And Implementation Complexity
- Security Metrics Allow You To Quantify IAM’s Key Benefits
- Compliance Metrics Show How Effectively You Respond To Auditors
- Administration Efficiency Metrics Reveal Whether You Can Do More With Less
- Business Agility And Service Delivery Metrics Ensure That IAM Doesn’t Aggravate Users
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Summary

Many security and risk (S&R) professionals struggle to sustain identity and access management (IAM) initiatives and maintain a high standard of IAM operations. Balanced IAM scorecards improve the company’s security posture, help maintain compliance, highlight operational inefficiencies, and are a key component of Forrester’s IAM Lifecycle Model. In this report, we use the balanced scorecard approach to detail the most relevant IAM metrics.

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Develop Actionable Business-Centric Identity And Access Management Metrics

Adopt A Balanced IAM Metrics Scorecard Approach

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