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One Identity Global Study: Assessment of Identity and Access Management

Many businesses across the globe are struggling to implement some of the most basic best practices across both IAM and PAM security disciplines. But what is the current state of IAM? 

To better understand the current state of best practices, challenges and technology deployments related to identity and access management (IAM) and privileged access management (PAM), One Identity commissioned Dimensional Research to survey IT security professionals from midsize to large enterprises around the world.

Report Snap Shot

Notable findings in this report:

  • 31% of businesses use manual methods to manage privileged accounts
  • 87% express a lack of full confidence in their PAM program
  • 77% admitted that it would be easy to steal sensitive information if they were to leave their organization

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