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Compliance is not going away. With NIS2, DORA and other regulatory initiatives, organisations need to prove how they manage access, control…
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Compliance is not going away.
With NIS2, DORA and other regulatory initiatives, organisations need to prove how they manage access, control risk and report back to auditors and regulators.
But the challenge is getting bigger.
As Iwan Dijkstra points out in our latest episode of Unlocked, many organisations are still solving the foundational identity problems they were dealing with 10 years ago. And now, with the rise of non-human identities and AI agents, the pressure on Identity Security is only increasing.
The board is becoming more accountable. The identity landscape is becoming more complex. And the basics still matter.
Watch or listen the full episode of Unlocked now: https://lnkd.in/eDMFZpKQ
#IdentitySecurity #IGA #IdentityGovernance #Omada #NIS2 #DORA #AI #NonHumanIdentities #CyberSecurity #AccessGovernance
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