Based on the North American Trends in Identity Governance & Access Management Report from Ponemon Institute: July 2016. Read the full Ponemon Institute Research Report and learn why organizations are re-evaluating access governance strategies and processes: https://www.microfocus.com/promo/ponemon-global-findings.html

1. Trends in Identity Governance &
Access Management : North AmericanThe Report
70%
believe single-factor authentication
to be ineffective.
Ineffective Authentication
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46%
aren’t confident that
user access practices are
compliant with policies.
Compliance Confidence
The #1reason for the
lack of confidence is the
inability to keep up with
changes occurring in
information resources.
Insufficient Controls
Most respondents believe
there are insufficient
controls for employee
(45%) and customer
information (65%).
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63%
of senior leaders
prefer that each business
function determine the
necessary access privileges
for a given user’s role and
function.
Decentralized Control
23%
believe that they
can’t apply controls that
need to span across
information resources.
52%
say complex passwords alone
cannot reduce risk.
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Employee Customer
The author of this report, Ponemon Institute, conducts independent research
on privacy, data protection, and information security policy. The purpose of this
Micro Focus sponsored study is to understand companies’ ability to protect
access to secretive and confidential information and how the process can be
made more secure and efficient. This research is part of a larger study that
surveyed 2,580 IT and IT security practitioners around the globe. The collated
findings are presented in a separate Global Report.
Crowd ControlWhat are the real Identity Governance & Access challenges?
North American Trends in Identity Governance & Access Management report
from Ponemon Institute: July 2016 to August 2016.