The Forbes Technology Council has identified eight outdated assumptions about identity and access management (IAM) that businesses should reconsider. Key among these is the notion that a one-time user verification at sign-up is sufficient, as continuous monitoring and risk-based authentication are now necessary. The council also stresses that strong authentication alone does not guarantee security, especially with the rise of AI agents and non-human identities that require careful governance and least-privilege access. Furthermore, the idea that more login hurdles equate to better security is challenged, advocating instead for seamless, secure access that users won't bypass. AI
IMPACT Highlights the need for evolving identity and access management strategies to account for AI agents and non-human identities.
RANK_REASON The article presents opinions and advice from a council of experts on outdated assumptions in a specific tech domain.
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- Damon Tompkins
- Forbes Technology Council
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