The effect of our modern, complex IT infrastructures includes identity sprawl, in which multiple identity personas representing the same individual are used to access IT resources. Compounding the issue is the broad spectrum of identities that have sprung up out of technological innovation: Consumers, employees, business partners and even non-human identities, all require an identity to be able to access apps and other IT resources.
An Identity Fabric is designed to handle the myriad of access and authorization events, ensuring that the diversified security requirements of each use case are achievable.
One of the core strengths of an Identity Fabric approach is the ability to handle the varying types of identities and authorization security requirements organically. This is achieved through the orchestration of multiple identity capabilities. This unification through orchestration provides a modern approach, weaving solution capabilities together and applying them effectively and in a targeted manner.
One Identity looks at the place of an Identity Fabric in the identity ecosystem and how your organization can apply this approach to create an effective and cohesive identity security program.