Enhancing Governance and Security at Scale: IBM’s IAM Transformation
Like many large organizations, IBM found itself trying to manage a fragmented and inefficient Identity and Access Management (IAM) landscape, riddled with legacy systems that hindered scalability, compliance, and operational efficiency. The company managed to turn things around with help from Saviynt.
This webcast will explore how IBM successfully overhauled its IAM processes to enhance security, streamline operations, and improve user satisfaction through its partnership with Saviynt. Attendees will discover the strategic approach that allowed IBM to manage over 500,000 identities and 6 million active user accounts, and the lessons learned in creating a unified access management solution that meets the demands of modern digital governance. Specifically, we will delve into how Saviynt helped IBM:
- Reduce manual efforts and streamline operations with a global support team.
- Improve access governance and risk management, reducing security threats.
- Automate and standardize processes, enhancing overall efficiency and user satisfaction.
- Ensure adherence to global regulations, enhancing IBM's compliance posture.
Attendees will walk away with concrete, actionable guidance that will help them transform their organizations' IAM programs to better protect customers, employees and partners.
Speakers
With over 20 years of identity and cybersecurity expertise, this leader has driven Saviynt’s growth and established it as an industry leader. Previously serving as CEO and COO, they led sales, business development, and strategy, and are recognized as an expert in identity management, security, and compliance.
Renowned IAM Transformation Expert | Strategist | Compliance Authority. With a unique blend of strategy, compliance, and identity expertise, Carmen has a proven track record of driving successful IAM initiatives that improve business growth and security posture.
Adrian is an outspoken researcher that doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable truths. He loves to write about the security industry, tell stories, and still sees the glass as half full.
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