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IAM Vision, Strategy and Roadmap
Get an IAM vision and roadmap that enables your organization to tackle security risks,
reach compliancy and realize business value.
Our mission
“Empower organizations to create Interoperability for smart and secure collaboration”
Build a futureproof fundament to access collaboration
Recent developments such as more working from home, an increase in the number of chain partners and the growth of the current ICT environment by connecting more and more systems, make IAM even more important. Having a good IAM Vision and strategy that ties in with a company-wide mission, vision and strategy contributes to the organizations continuity.
During the IAM Vision & Strategy project, the SonicBee team first maps out the current situation with the business. And tests it against the market and architecture. The IAM vision and roadmap are then drawn up. So-called quick wins also emerge. At the end of the project there is a vision and a plan, that is supported company-wide, ensures that access is properly arranged and contributes to the digital collaboration of users.
The primary question in information security is:
“Who can do what and why is that?
If you know the answer, you’re OK”
The SonicBee integrated approach
The SonicBee integrated approach during IAM Vision & Strategy development consists of:
Strategic IAM consultation
IAM Vision Roadmap Project
IAM Trainings
Change management
Identity and Access Management (IAM) has long since ceased to be an IT process, but is woven into business operations. In fact, we are convinced that IAM projects can only be successful by actively involving people across the company. That is why various stakeholders are involved during the project and attention is paid to change management, for example through workshops and training.
Risks and Opportunities
SonicBee helps you to draw up an IAM vision to exclude (future) risks, prevent technical debt and respond to (future) opportunities. The risks of not having a good IAM strategy can lead to:
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