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Idenhaus Biweekly: Data Governance, Privileged Identity, Healthcare IT

Thanks for reading the Idenhaus Identity Mangement & Cybersecurity biweekly news digest. Every two weeks, we curate a selection of informative IAM, Data Governance, Identity Management & Cybersecurity articles. Be sure to check out our new resources section with on-demand webinars, case studies, and educational videos. Subscribe to the Idenhaus biweekly newsletter here or the […]

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Mastering Identity Management: The Data Quality Divide

Data quality in HRIS systems can be defined in a number of ways and will have a significant impact on how Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions work in the organization and how data quality is managed across the IT environment. From HR or business operations perspective, data is often evaluated based on whether it

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9 Highly Informative Access Management Articles from April 2018

Stay abreast of the latest industry news, cyber attacks, and Identity Management thinking with the Idenhaus Identity & Access Management digest. We curate the best IAM/IDM, IoT, Identity Governance/Federation, & Cyber Security articles to help you navigate the ever-changing IT landscape. Subscribe to our biweekly newsletter here. Here are 9 informative cybersecurity articles from April 2018. Enjoy!   Reduce cloud IT management

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Mastering Identity Management: When Your HRIS System Falls Short

Identity Management (IAM) is built around the concept of establishing a “Gold Standard” data set for each user that is: 1) accurate, 2) actively maintained, and 3) available. In IAM, answering the question “Who are you?” depends on having access to the most current information for each user (employee or contractor) on the network. Usually,

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