The Importance Of Identity And Access Management In The Company's Strategy Against Ransomware

Cybersecurity illustration (photo: NETAND)

JAKARTA - In facing security risks, such as ransomware attacks and malware, not a few cybersecurity communities have switched to stronger protections, namely Identity and Access Management (IAM).

NETAND, the company of a leading IAM vendor with more than 3,000 global references from South Korea, announced its new partnership with a large number of new collaborators across Southeast Asia.

"This new partnership will undoubtedly contribute to a stronger cybersecurity landscape, as NETAND continues to develop its expertise and solutions to its wider clients," Brandon Lee, Global Business Unit Executive Managing Director of NETAND said in a statement received on Monday, December 4.

Addressing cybersecurity challenges, NETAND's flagship solution, HIWARE, is claimed to be able to surpass traditional IAM functions by offering comprehensive Identity Management (IM) solutions that use an automated and integrated approach to manage user accounts across multiple systems; both on site and in an active directory.

Brandon insists that the power of HIWARE Identity Management lies in its ability to provide centralized and integrated management for all heterogeneous device accounts with standardized security policies.

Sehinhga serves to simplify operations and ensure proactive approaches to cybersecurity.

In addition, NETAND also provides a Privilege Access Management (PAM) solution, which facilitates overall user management and supervision, controls all access and operations in client IT infrastructure.

The system is also equipped with key features such as access control, multi-factor authentication, real-time monitoring, command bans, and more. With automatic solutions, the IT team is free from manual tasks, ensuring detailed access and permission controls without compromising efficiency," he said.