Managing the identities and access of this distributed workforce often relies on ad hoc, manual processes, decreasing business productivity and increasing security vulnerabilities. A centralized, identity-centric approach to protecting and managing the extended workforce, including third-party vendors, partners, and contractors, streamlines security, access, and risk management.
EY provides consulting, assurance, tax, and transaction services to help solve its clients’ toughest challenges, including identity access management. With intelligence access governance for employees, third parties, and machines, Saviynt’s centralized, policy-driven identity and access management (IAM) solution protects businesses against unauthorized access, improves collaboration within and outside of the organization, and enables efficiency gains across the business.
Everyone and everything — whether physical or digital — has an identity. Physical identities might include people, such as customers and employees, or operational technology and infrastructure, while digital identities comprise non-physical accounts and capabilities, such as bots, APIs, and virtual services.
Communication issues
Communication issues
Communication issues
The presenters discussed the growing security challenges of an ever-expanding supply chain and how IAM plays a key role in addressing those challenges.