Businesses are increasingly embracing new technologies to enhance existing processes and enable new business models and revenue streams through Digital Transformation. Service-based business IT, however, is not without challenges, particularly around access governance and control. Digital Transformation is all about enabling everyone and everything to connect seamlessly to new digital services, to facilitate value exchange while still ensuring regulatory compliance, faster product innovation, secure remote working capabilities, and multi-channel consumer access despite ever-tightening budgets.

These challenges can be addressed, however, by using Dynamic Authorization Management technologies and policy-based authorization engines. By separating access controls from applications and using centralized policies instead, organizations can reduce development costs, time to market, and time to value, while still ensuring secure, flexible connections for regulatory compliance.

This KuppingerCole webinar will cover:

• Market trends in Dynamic Authorization Management (DAM)
• How Digital Transformation is driving the business need for DAM
• Developing a roadmap for digital access acceleration and achieving granular access control
• How seamless connectivity can help with compliance, security, and business growth
• Mapping connectivity in your IT landscape and improving access controls

Martin Kuppinger, Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole, will examine Dynamic Authorization Management and policy-based authorization technologies, look at why these technologies have not yet reached mass adoption, and why that may be about to change.

Tim Johnson, Strategy Director Raidiam will provide a deep dive into how Raidiam products and services have helped Enterprises to design and map their digital connections, alongside Derick James, CEO Symphonic Software who’s Dynamic Authorization platform helps to achieve granular access management, governance, control, and visibility to enable rapid product innovation and regulatory compliance.