The Three Stages of Cloud Identity Security

November 28, 2023

The cloud represents a major change for the business where many established cloud identity and access management best practices no longer apply or require controls to be enforced in differing ways. To make progress in securing access to the cloud, we recommend the three phases to achieve cloud identity security success.

Phase 1: Meet baseline compliance requirements.
Phase 2: Standardize audit and reporting.
Phase 3: Enable continuous improvement.

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