Knowledge Solution

IT and security professionals appear to be bombarded with new "as-a-service" offerings every day or week. The growth of cloud-based subscription services has enabled suppliers to supply products and software with minimal or no footprint and administrative costs. Previously, the hunger for new goods, software, and services was typically driven by a lack of in-house personnel, expensive hardware, and time-consuming deployments. However, now that suppliers have surmounted these challenges, organizations' demand for additional services appears to be unquenchable. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), which hosts software applications in the cloud, is now the most common as-a-Service model, with offerings ranging from enterprise-grade technology to consumer-grade items such as Netflix and Gmail. What is Identity as a Service (IDaaS)?  Identity as a service (IDaaS) refers to identity and access management services that are delivered via the cloud or SaaS (software-as-a-servic...

  Instead of the current static implementations that were made to interact with on-premises systems and applications, dynamic and flexible identity management solutions are required due to evolving security needs, business processes, and compliance standards. By offering a technology to manage identities, accounts, systems, and related data without requiring infrastructure expenditures, an Identity as a Service solution adopts a comprehensive and unified approach to IAM, guaranteeing quicker deployment timeframes, greater time-to-value, more scalability, and flexibility. Additionally, the platform acts as the foundation for identity services and API deployments, making it simple for enterprises to create and implement add-on features and modify existing solutions to meet unique use cases. IDaaS assists businesses of all kinds in adopting the zero-trust security posture, which necessitates ongoing IAM solution monitoring and analysis. Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) is described a...