Identity and Access Management (IAM)
What you will learn
Identity and Access Management (IAM)
Privileged Account Management (PAM)
Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)
Data Governance and Protection
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
The Identity and Access Management (IAM) course on Udemy provides an extensive view into four vital areas of cyber security. The course layout is comprehensive catering to both beginners looking for a strong foundation as well as practitioners who require a deeper understanding of IAM principles, concepts, and tools such as OKTA, One Identity and ADAudit Plus. Despite minor issues in video quality, translation availability, and subtitle support, the knowledgeable instructor ensures valuable content transfer through hands-on lab exercises. Nevertheless, for a more well-rounded learning experience, real-life case studies can be further integrated to provide learners with situational exposure—strengthening their grasp of complex concepts. Overall, this course serves as an excellent starting point or reinforcing educational content on Identity and Access Management, enabling cyber security professionals to excel in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.
What We Liked
- The course covers four key areas of cyber security: Identity and Access Management (IAM), Privileged Account Management (PAM), Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), and Data Governance and Protection.
- It incorporates hands-on lab content to support the concepts, providing practical usage of the theory being provided.
- Incorporates three tools - OKTA, One Identity, and ADAudit Plus - allowing learners to visualize the maneuvering, functionalities, configurations, etc., making it easier to understand real-world applications.
- Well-structured content and terminology, providing a strong foundation and understanding of IAM principles and concepts.
Potential Drawbacks
- Limited vocational-specific scenarios hindering the comprehensive applicability of the theory learned.
- A few instances of poor audio quality affecting the overall learning experience; however, can still be followed along in English.
- Occasional videos lack subtitle translation making certain sections challenging for non-native English speakers to follow.
- Lacks a more critical comparison on A vs B format or examining Pros & Cons which are common teaching practices.