Building Resilient Security Systems with Identity Access Management or Identity Access Management as a Pillar of Cybersecurity in Organizations

Abstract

This article examines the implementation of identity access management (IAM) systems as a key component in building resilient and secure cybersecurity infrastructures within organizations. The threats faced by digital systems necessitate strict access control to protect data and prevent cyberattacks. The objective of this study is to analyze the role of IAM systems in creating secure environments that ensure controlled access to information resources, mitigate data leakage risks, and maintain the stability and security of organizational infrastructure. The study presents theoretical aspects of IAM system functionality, reviews existing solutions, and analyzes approaches to integrating IAM with other security components, such as incident response systems,authoritative application and endpoint protection tools. The findings confirm that implementing IAM systems enhances protection against both external and internal threats. This is due to centralized access control, which minimizes the risk of human error. The materials in this article will be valuable to cybersecurity professionals, IT managers, and researchers working on improving data protection strategies. In conclusion, the study emphasizes that adopting IAM systems enables organizations to safeguard their information resources by creating architectural solutions capable of responding promptly to emerging threats.