Multi-cloud identity and access management: opportunities for NaaS providers
08 November 2022 | Research
Strategy report | PPTX and PDF (6 slides) | Multi-Cloud Networking
Organisations that operate in multi-cloud environments can struggle to configure consistent security policies, maintain visibility across platforms and automate identity and access management (IAM) processes. Multi-cloud network-as-a-service (NaaS) providers have the opportunity to address these challenges by offering IAM solutions and using decentralised identity models to help enterprises to achieve zero-trust security, comply with data privacy/sovereignty regulations and support Web 3.0 use cases.
Information included in this report
- Main IAM and security challenges and requirements for multi-cloud organisations
- Insights and recommendations for multi-cloud NaaS vendors and service providers to enable them to seize the opportunities in the multi-cloud IAM space
- Analysis of the potential role of self-sovereign identity (SSI) technology in lowering the barriers to the adoption of multi-cloud environments and enabling new Web 3.0 and metaverse opportunities
Authors
Joseph Attwood
AnalystGorkem Yigit
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