10 Modern Capabilities Legacy IAM Can’t Deliver
Identity teams need infrastructure that can adapt to changing applications, user types, risk signals, and deployment environments. Legacy IAM often relies on manual processes and rigid configurations that make this increasingly difficult.
This guide provides a side-by-side comparison of legacy and modern IAM capabilities. It covers hybrid and multicloud support, lifecycle automation, passwordless authentication, SSO, context-aware authorization, API-first integrations, visual orchestration, and verified trust capabilities.
Key Takeaways
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How to assess gaps in an existing identity provider and IAM architecture
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Ways to automate provisioning and lifecycle management with intelligent workflows
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Best practices for applying passwordless, MFA, and context-aware access controls
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What to consider when integrating identity, security, fraud, applications, and data sources