How Artificial Intelligence Affects Access and the Management of Identity
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AI in Identity and Access Management, Identity Management, Access ControlAbstract
AI also improves predictive analytics in IAM by foreseeing and reducing risks before they become security events' focus. By improving the accuracy of biometric authentication, behavioral analysis, and continuous monitoring, artificial intelligence has helped businesses to use adaptive authentication techniques matching user behavior and risk level. This flexible approaches to IAM reduces the pointless checks & verifications, therefore improving user experience in addition to securities. Nevertheless, including the protection of data privacy, ethical consequences & the reduction of prejudices in algorithmic decision-making, adding AI into IAM offers challenges. Companies employing AI-enhanced IAM systems have to negotiate challenges to strike a compromise between ethical obligation, user convenience, and security. This change in IAM marks a significant development wherein artificial intelligence serves not only as a tool but also as a basic component in building strong and progressive access management systems for modern digital companies.
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