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We begin our webinar series with a review of the latest IDC whitepaper on secure access strategies for the AI era. The document examines how organizations are focusing on integrating identity and network controls, and the impact this has on risk reduction and operational efficiency.
You’ll learn how to translate these business outcomes into compelling conversations with leadership and get practical first steps to start aligning your controls with Microsoft Entra. Whether you’re looking to modernize your access strategy or drive Zero Trust adoption, this session will equip you with actionable insights to help your organization stay resilient and secure in a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
Speakers: Merill Fernando, Principal Product Manager; Kaitlin Murphy, Senior Director of Product Marketing; Christopher Rodriguez, IDC Research Director, Security & Trust
This event is part of the Microsoft Entra Practitioner Webinar Series.
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4 Comments
- jbd88Occasional Reader
One of the key enablers for successfully advancing this from a business use case was clearly highlighted here: the tracking of APIs. This capability provides a quantifiable view of the data, enabling senior leadership to make informed decisions and drive strategic modernization. Excellent webinar -- I am looking forward to the rest of the series! 👏
- John GardnerBrass Contributor
I'm the IAM admin for my org and I am in the Infrastructure wing of IT. It feels like IAM is shifting or moving to the Security side of IT, or maybe it's been there since the beginning of time and we are just misaligned. Do you see IAM responsibilities shifting to Security and away from Infra? My org is in the Consumer Packaged Goods business.
- Javi_FernandezOccasional Reader
Hi John, in my company, the IAM team was originally part of the Infrastructure Department. We have since transitioned to the Security Platform Department.
- John GardnerBrass Contributor
Thanks Javi. Guess I better get my resume updated! :/