Anyone who travels in the digital world, whether professionally or privately, leaves data traces. Every stored contractual relationship, every interaction with companies, no matter how small, generates contact and identity data that is collected, consolidated, evaluated and further processed - often automated, usually with laudable intent.
The rapidly (grown) amount of digital identities that companies manage and process today in this way makes new structures and approaches for identity and access management (IAM) necessary. At the same time, EU data protection, governance and industry-dependent compliance requirements are making the handling of this flood of identity data increasingly complex. New concepts and systems for customer-centric IAM (Customer IAM ...