
Managing identities and their access level is the most important part of cyber security frameworks
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
InstructorRassoul Zadeh
Managing identities and their access level is the most important part of cyber security frameworks
InstructorRassoul Zadeh

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This slide outlines the four primary domains of Identity and Access Management, including IAAA, PAM, IGA, and Data Governance.
This slide presents a definition of Identity and Access Management from NIST, describing it as a critical cybersecurity capability for ensuring appropriate resource access.
This introductory slide presents instructor Rassoul Zadeh's professional background, highlighting his extensive list of security certifications and core areas of expertise.
The curriculum includes dedicated modules for Okta, One Identity Manager, OpenIAM, and PingOne.
Instruction includes multiple lab environments across different security domains to facilitate hands-on application.
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The content aligns well with the target audience of IT and security professionals through its domain-driven structure.