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EXPLORE THE KNOWLEDGE BASE
Capabilities
Map the building blocks of an IAM program, from governance to privileged access.
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An IAM capability map
A vendor-neutral checklist of what an IAM program needs to be able to do.
Identity governance and administration (IGA)
Connect lifecycle automation, access requests, certifications, and policy into an accountable program.
Privileged access management (PAM)
Control, limit, and record the access that can change systems, security settings, or other people's access.
Identity threat detection and response (ITDR)
Detect attacks that use valid identities, and harden the identity infrastructure they target.
Measuring an IAM program
Choose metrics that show whether access is correct, timely, and resilient, not just whether tools are deployed.
The IAM product landscape
Representative products and open-source projects for each IAM capability, with links to their official documentation and criteria for choosing.