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selection of solutions optimized to suit the business needs, the ability to collaborate and seamlessly integrate is key for meeting future demands. • Best of one world, worst of all others: Most platforms got their start by offering one great solution. They then acquire one or more industry solutions in adjacent parts of IAM and position themselves as a platform. But the level of integration is weak, and there is no added value unique to the platform. In most cases, the added solutions to the platform are not leaders in their category but are often second- or even third-tier, so customers adopting the platform are settling on subpar technology for parts of their identity fabric. • “Rip and replace” is for bandages only: IAM consists of many components. Most companies already have several vendors in-house, providing Access Management (AM), Privileged Access Management (PAM), Single-Sign On (SSO), Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR), Customer Identity Management (CIAM) or closely related functionality like Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions. Consolidation will take a long time, and the dependency on a single vendor is a risk in a highly dynamic, regulated environment. Adding a component that is focused on open integration with all kinds of systems is beneficial, as it frees you from dependency, and allows you to always make the solution decision optimized to your business needs. Selecting best-of-breed vendors, lowers the risk of functional lacks that can become disruptive to the rest of your infrastructure in the process. Doing a “rip and replace” to use the platform version is not ideal and adds unneeded costs to deployment. The lesson here is to be aware of the impact that platform decisions have on your ability to stay agile, scalable and simple. Best-of-breed solutions are highly relevant for large and complex enterprises. Platform players are often a good solution for enterprises that are small, face no regulation, have no complexity demands and are just dipping their toes in the IGA space. Evaluate your needs and do not compromise on functionality. Upgrade for your future security Today, you’ve likely upgraded your music collection from CDs; now, it’s time to modernize identity governance and administration (IGA) for your enterprise. Legacy systems consume time and resources due to custom code maintenance. But Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)-based IGA solutions offer efficiency and accessibility, and security automation is a central feature. Smaller, less complex organizations may benefit from platform players, but larger enterprises should prioritize functionality and open integration to meet evolving security and regulatory demands. Evaluate your needs and prioritize solutions that offer open integration and independence from the single-vendor trend, ensuring robust IGA that aligns with evolving security demands and regulatory requirements. Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 84 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
About the Author Thomas Müller-Martin is global partner lead at Omada. He has spent more than 15 years in identity and access management. As the implementation of identitycentric cyber-security strategies become more and more relevant for enterprises around the globe, he helps Omada partners to make their Identity Governance and Administration journey a success. Thomas can be reached online via LinkedIn and omadaidentity.com. Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2024 Edition 85 Copyright © 2024, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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