Your organization relies on comprehensive identity and access management
Securing your organization’s critical resources means letting the right people in and keeping the wrong people out. A comprehensive digital identity strategy enables you to do so without creating barriers to access for trusted users.
Is your organization optimized?
The Imprivata digital identity maturity model introduces five phases of identity maturity to achieve the optimal balance between access efficiency, cybersecurity, and compliance. Tied closely to the Imprivata digital identity framework, each phase maps to the key functions needed to achieve a unified strategy.
Five phases of digital identity maturity
This is the state prior to implementing a formal digital identity strategy. Manual workflows and siloed user and account management result in costly mistakes and high security risks.
This is the beginning of an identity and access management program where tools are used to strengthen the security posture. Manageable IT processes are in place and critical applications are covered.
In this stage, quality and security risks begin to improve as processes become more proactive and standardized across business units and target systems.
This is the state where automation ramps application coverage and creates significant IT cost and end user savings.
The final phase represents optimal integration with the business, where security is implemented and managed as part of user workflows, not in addition to them.
