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I attended 2006 Microsoft EE & TwC Forum recently and tried to find out if there is any relationship between IAM and TwC. It is interesting that TwC (Trustworthy Computing) has Identity and Access Control as a grand child. At top level, TwC has four
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IAM is a combination of processes, technologies, and policies enabled by software to manage digital identities in their lifecycle and specify how they are used to access resources. IAM is a superset of AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Auditing)*. Here
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Authentication is the procedure through which a user or a device or a service (or application) provides sufficient credentials to satisfy access requirements to another service, application, or system. User Authentication Strategy: ยท Prepare and plan
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Authorization (or establishment or entitlement) defines a user's (or process') rights and permissions to a resource. After a user (or process) is authenticated, authorization determines what that user can do to the resource. Here are some authorization
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Auditing (also referred as Audit or Accounting or Accountability) ensures that the activities associated with user access are logged for monitoring, regulatory and investigative purposes. Auditing Strategies for IAM to be compliance: Identify regulations
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Digital identities includes not only people but also devices, such as machine account and machine certificate, and applications (or software services). Therefore, there is a small overlapped area between systems management and IAM. Although systems management
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