I’m sure you’re well aware that IAM stands for Identity and Access Management, so you’re probably wondering why I’m calling this an IAAM journey. I’ve added an extra “A” in here for Authorization, because it’s different than just Access. I’ve been asked a few times what I’d consider a complete IAAM suite and what are the steps that are needed to get there.

In case you missed part 0 in this series, you may want to brush up on how a good IAAM system should work before reading on. 

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The hardest part of standing up an IAAM system is around the people and process, not the technology.  So, let’s start there because if we can’t get this done right, your IAAM project is going to fail.

Before you read, catch up on Part 0: An IAAM system overview and Part 1: Who does what.

Before you read, catch up on Part 0: An IAAM system overview and Part 1: Who does what.

Before you read, catch up on Part 0: An IAAM system overview, Part I: Who does what, Part II: Role Based Access Control the Unicorn of IAAM…or is it?, and Part III: What should I manage in my IDG system?.