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Chapter 2.4: How Associations and Correlations Enhance Security and Streamline Management

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This chapter introduces the “Jailhouse Strategy,” a framework for leveraging connections between identity elements to strengthen security infrastructure. Organizations can harness associations and correlations to navigate the intricate IAM landscape more effectively. Understanding Associations and Correlations Associations: Relationships established between identity elements (user accounts, roles, permissions) Correlations: Pattern identification revealing dependencies and connections within IAM […]

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Chapter 2.3: Understanding Correlations in IAM

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The chapter introduces correlations in IAM through a Monopoly-themed analogy. Just as chance cards create unexpected twists in the board game, “correlations in IAM introduce exciting twists, unexpected patterns, and hidden opportunities” by revealing relationships between identity attributes and access patterns. The Concept of Correlations Correlations are defined as “the relationships and connections that exist

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Chapter 2.1: Introduction to Associations and Correlations in IAM

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The article welcomes readers back to “IAM Monopoly,” using the board game as a metaphor for understanding identity and access management. As it explains, “associations and correlations” function like dice that guide movement through digital identity complexities. Rules of the Game: Unpacking Associations and Correlations This section establishes foundational concepts by comparing IAM mechanics to

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Chapter 2: The Unifying Thread – Associations and Correlations

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The piece welcomes readers back to the second installment of the IAM Gatekeepers Best Practices Blog Series. The author uses an extended board game metaphor, comparing identity and access management to playing Monopoly, where “the dice of associations and correlations determine our progress.” Introduction to Associations and Correlations in IAM These foundational concepts serve as

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