Open Access
American Research Journal of Computer Science and Information Technology
ISSN (Online): 2572-2921
DOI: 10.46568/arjcsit
Redefining the High-Level Framework for Identity and Access Management in Cyber Security
Abstract
The article discusses approaches to improving identity and access management, adapted to modern challenges related
to technology development. The research is aimed at identifying the problems of traditional methods and developing
solutions based on modern tools, including artificial intelligence, cloud services, and the concept of complete abandonment
of trust.
The article also analyzes the transformation of the architecture of identity and access management systems (hereinafter - IAM) in the context of technological changes. IAM components adapt to the challenges posed by the introduction of new
solutions and technologies.
Technological development, including cloud platforms, artificial intelligence algorithms, and innovative systems, has
changed the architecture of IAM. It began to adapt to distributed environments, cyber threats, and new attack scenarios.
In turn, the creation of platforms with flexibility, security, and adaptability helps organizations protect information
resources, confront new threats, and maintain sustainability in the digital world.
The results of the study confirm the ability of the proposed methods to ensure data protection, minimize the likelihood
of attacks, and comply with regulatory requirements. The materials are intended for cybersecurity specialists, access
control system developers, and employees working with digital transformation.
The conclusion focuses on the effectiveness of the proposed approaches to the organization of access control that meet
modern requirements of the digital environment, strengthen information protection, and facilitate adaptation to new
challenges.
