Certified Identity & Access Manager (CIAM) Training

• Develop skills to manage user identities, define roles, and automate critical processes efficiently.
• Gain insights into system security, data privacy, and regulatory compliance requirements.
• Enhance the ability to secure access to company resources and mitigate potential security threats.
• Strengthen proficiency in designing and implementing effective IAM strategies.
• Equip professionals with the competence to navigate complex IAM challenges in diverse organizational contexts.

• Recorded Videos After Training
• Digital Learning Material
• Course Completion Certificate
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• IT professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge in identity and access management
• System administrators managing access controls
• Security analysts maintaining network security
• Technology consultants implementing identity solutions
• Professionals aiming for career growth and progression in cybersecurity

• Understanding of identity and access management concepts
• Basic knowledge of cybersecurity principles
• Familiarity with risk assessment and management
• Experience in identity data management, privacy regulations, and IAM technologies

• Multisoft Systems provides a globally recognized training certificate after successful completion of Certified Identity & Access Manager (CIAM) certification course.

Module 1: Governance and strategy

• Understanding the role of identity and access management (IAM) in overall cybersecurity strategy.
• Aligning IAM goals with organizational objectives.
• Creating IAM policies and guidelines for efficient governance.

Module 2: IAM program management

• Developing an effective IAM roadmap and implementation plan.
• Managing IAM projects, resources, and timelines.
• Establishing key performance indicators (KPIs) for monitoring and evaluating IAM program success.

Module 3: Access control models

• Exploring different access control models, such as RBAC, ABAC, and MAC.
• Understanding the strengths and limitations of each model.
• Implementing appropriate access control models based on business requirements.

Module 4: On-boarding and off-boarding

• Designing efficient processes for adding and removing user access.
• Streamlining user on-boarding with automated provisioning workflows.
• Ensuring secure off-boarding procedures to prevent unauthorized access.

Module 5: Authentication and authorization

• Distinguishing between authentication and authorization concepts.
• Implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) mechanisms for enhanced security.
• Defining role-based and attribute-based authorization policies.

Module 6: User entitlement to systems

• Managing user entitlements to various systems and applications.
• Enforcing the principle of least privilege (PoLP) to minimize risk.
• Monitoring and controlling user access rights over time.

Module 7: Request and approval process

• Designing an efficient user access request and approval workflow.
• Automating request submission, escalation, and approval.
• Ensuring proper segregation of duties (SoD) during approval processes.

Module 8: Access provisioning and de-provisioning

• Implementing automated access provisioning and de-provisioning.
• Streamlining access request fulfillment and revocation.
• Orchestrating user lifecycle events across the organization.

Module 9: Rule enforcement

• Enforcing access control policies consistently across the organization.
• Applying rule enforcement mechanisms to ensure compliance.
• Leveraging IAM tools for policy enforcement.

Module 10: Logging, reporting and auditing

• Implementing robust IAM audit trails and logs.
• Generating meaningful reports for compliance and governance purposes.
• Conducting regular audits to identify security gaps and risks.

Module 11: Access review and certification

• Performing periodic access reviews to ensure ongoing compliance.
• Certifying user access rights to maintain a clean and secure environment.
• Handling exceptions and remediation during access review cycles.

Module 12: Account reconciliation

• Reconciling user accounts and access rights across systems.
• Detecting and resolving inconsistencies and discrepancies.
• Automating account reconciliation processes.

Module 13: Error and exception handling

• Developing processes to handle IAM-related errors and exceptions.
• Creating incident response plans for IAM-related security incidents.
• Implementing contingency measures to prevent service disruptions.