Identity management

Identity management
Identity management

Available solutions are challenged to detect and protect identity and authenticate users. According to a recent study of password habits of American consumers, on average, computer users employ four or five passwords per day. The fact is that password hygiene among user groups of all kinds is incomplete. However, identity and authentication management is rapidly changing to compensate for this and combat other threats to user identity in an environment replete with technology.

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