What is Identity Access Management?
Identity & Access Management (IAM) helps organizations manage who can access their systems, applications, and data, making sure that only the right people can log in and reach important information across every cloud platform, internal system, and business application.
Benefits of IAM
Control who gets in, protect what matters, and prove it. Across every system your people use.
Secure Identity & Access
Five capabilities work together to verify every user and protect every login. Scroll through the pillars that make up Secure Identity & Access.
Identity & Access Management
Gives each user a digital ID, verifies who they are at login, and decides exactly what systems and data they can use.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Goes beyond passwords — asking for more than one proof of identity, like a phone code or fingerprint, before granting access.
Public Key Infrastructure
Keeps information safe online using public and private keys, so messages and transactions can only be read by the right person.
Certificate Lifecycle Management
Tracks every digital certificate from issuance to expiry, so systems stay trusted and never break from an expired certificate.
Zero Trust Network Access
Never trusts any user or device by default — continuously verifying identity, device, and context before granting access to each app.
Components of IAM
Every IAM system is built from the same core parts — working together to verify identity and govern access.
How Zero Trust Access Works
The Three Factors of
Authentication
Multi-Factor Authentication combines factors from more than one of these categories.
Common Use Cases
of IAM
Where identity and access management makes the biggest difference day to day.
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