The exuberant pace
mainly drives identity and access management (IAM) market in the global
acceptance and adoption of innovative technologies that include cloud
computing, Bring Your Device (BYOD) and Internet of Things (IoT) in
enterprises. Digitalization has profoundly influenced and also encouraged
enterprises to develop a front dedicated to data-driven business models, to
enhance business processes in terms of agility and scalability. Cloud computing
with its lucrative and economic aspects had diverted enterprises such as BFSI,
towards storing and running critical customer-centric applications on the
cloud, instigating IAM solutions as an immediate deployment to manage
authorization and authentication for numerous web applications and customer
data. However, such connectivity exposes the devices and data towards security
and privacy threats such as unlawful access, local exposure, data leakage, data
loss, insecure usage, and insider attacks posing a challenge for organizations.
As a consequence, global Identity & Access Management Market is leveraging
the dire need of IAM solutions in enterprises to diminish the risk of
unauthorized access to valuable data of an organization. The growing trend of
BYOD (bring your device) at workplace supplementing workforce mobility, and
web-based applications amplify the challenges for enterprises to counter
unauthorized access to the corporate resources compromising on security. Hence,
the global identity and access management market size is estimated to be $
11.23 billion as of 2018. As centrally managed comprehensive IAM solutions
deliver enterprise mobility along with required visibility and control of
access over a distributed workforce in sectors such as BFSI, energy,
telecommunication, and retail, market demand is progressing at a global CAGR of
12.06% during the forecast period of 2019-2025.
BFSI (Banking,
financial services, and insurance) Sector – Transition towards Cloud-Based
Services and Web Bases Applications:
Digitalization has
altered the entire façade of the BFSI sector from a physical workplace to a
cybernetic platform. Leveraging the cloud-based application services and the
internet, banking sector offers transactions to be conducted over connected
devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops. Apart from customer-centric
endeavors, banking enterprises itself process their entire operation on a
digital interface amalgamated with cloud-based storage systems constituting
voluminous valuable customer-centric data. The global mobile payments market size
that is evaluated to be $3.21billion as of 2018 legitimately indicated the
digital transition of financial services.
Similarly as per the
India Brand Equity Foundation, a substantial US$ 15.28 million was allocated
for the regional rural banks in the Indian economy by Reserve Bank of India to
launch internet banking facilities. As a consequence, the BFSI sector
necessitates the integration of effective IAM solutions to curb identity theft
and to adhere to regulatory compliance that is adding substantial impetus to
global identity and access management market size. The IAM solution employed by
the financial enterprises is Multifactor authentication (MFA) security system.
It encompasses several routines of verification that ranges from independent
classifications of credentials, to authenticate the user’s identity for a login
or other transaction. Some examples of MFA scenario are logging into the
internet banking facility with Single sign-on (SSO) and then demanded to enter
a new one-time password (OTP) that the website's authentication server directs
to the user’s phone or email address. Integration of biometrics with mobile
application and gesture recognition are the dominant trend in the IAM solutions
designated for financial services. As the BFSI sector has traditionally been in
the forefront of harnessing technology, it is estimated to be fastest-growing
application segment in the identity and access management market progressing
with an application CAGR of 14.27% going through to 2025.
‘New Media’ – Avid
Employer of Single sign-on (SSO) Authentication Services:
The number of monthly
active users globally on Facebook as of 2019 was estimated to be 2.38 billion
by an online release by the social media giant itself. Social networking
websites have emerged as an integral constituent of the on-going part of the
digital marketing communications program. With such humongous traffic and
users, the new media portals stand a fair chance to be breached for an
unauthorized accumulation of personal data. As a consequence, these websites
employ SSO authentication services that allow an end-user to log into a
third-party application with their social media authentication credentials.
Running on protocols such as SAML (security assertion markup language) it
enables the interchange of user authentication and authorization data across
secure domains. This IAM solution is very well leveraged by the heavyweights of
social networking, including LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. Tracing the
substantial emphasis allocated towards user’s privacy and credentials, as an
aftermath of recent legal trials faces by Facebook and Google, social media
sites stand out as an avid employer in the identity and access management
market.
Apple Claims to Handle
Privacy Better than Google and Facebook:
Even though social
single sign-on authentication is convenient and user-friendly, it depicts
security risk as it builds a single point of failure that can be misused. A
breach that attains control over a user's SSO credentials can establish access
to every application the user has rights to, eventually augmenting the amount
of potential damage. Detecting the technological gap and leverage the need for
enhanced IAM solutions surfacing the social media SSO, Apple Inc., in 2019
introduced
‘Sign in with Apple.’
Apple claims that this feature that lets the user use their Apple IDs to sign
up for sites and services on the web is more privacy-oriented alternative than
traditional social SSO authentication such as ‘Login with Facebook’ and ‘Sign
in with Google.’ Considering the not so good reputation, Google and Facebook
have in relevance to protecting user data; Apple Inc. has the requisite
potential to divert substantial traffic into its pocket.
The Increasing
Adoption of Cloud-Based IAM Solutions among the SMEs is expected to Offer Huge
Opportunities for the Growth of Identity & Access Management Market Size:
Funding is the most
prominent factor; modern small and medium enterprises are taking a substantial
portion of their operations towards a digital path with mobile devices and the
Internet-driven ecosystem to avoid the outlays of hiring a physical workplace.
Moreover, Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) platform is witnessing rampant
implementation across SMEs. As inexpensive cloud model deliver centralized
management for marginal businesses and organizations via numerous amenities
such as user provisioning, directory management, access management, and
compliance support, their demand in the identity and access management market
is substantially increasing. This has created a pool of enterprises to be
capitalized by the inexpensive cloud-based IAM solutions providers. The
progress in the number of SMEs can be indicated by data by India SME Forum
stating that the number of members in the forum increased from 400 in 2011 to
more than 76,000 in 2019. These facts very well resonate with the findings by
the World Bank that depicts formal SMEs contribution towards total employment
to be a substantial 60% along with and up to 40% input in national income (GDP)
of emerging economies.
North America –
Leading the Identity and Access Management Market Owing to Humongous IT Budget:
Hosting economies such
as the United States with impeccable ICT federal budgets, North America
accomplished to source 37.75% of global IAM market demand share in 2018. The
sheer affluence of North America can be stated via several factors-
· For FY 2018, the
United States Federal Government Budget for IT was $95.7 billion, an increase
of 1.7% from FY 2017. Such well-funded IT infrastructure is contributing
towards the escalating implementation of connected devices such as BYOD at
workplaces and cloud computing amalgamated with an increase in the employment
of mobile applications.
· As per the National
Conference of State Legislatures, the year 2017 witnessed approximately 240
bills relevant to cybersecurity released by 42 states in the U.S. These bills
will be propelling initiatives such as providing more funding for improved
security measures, combating threats to critical infrastructure, and enforcing
regulations to implement specific types of security practices in government
agencies as well as a private business. Such enforced security measures will be
creating ample scope of opportunities to be leveraged by identity and access
management market.
· BFSI sector has a
substantial share in the North America IAM market as a consequence of stringent
regulations. In the United States, there are provisions for regularly
inspecting BFSI enterprises for fraudulent activities. It is creating demand
for compliance with rules & regulations to demonstrate that they are managing
the risks efficiently, eventually positively influencing the identity and
access the market share. The U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has
set stringent regulations, enabling BFSI institutions to fulfill security
requirements.
· Similar to the BFSI
sector, legal enforcements are entitled towards the growing telecommunication
sector was well. In the year 2015, two of the telecom companies, YourTel
America and TerraCom, were penalized with a fine of $ 3.5 million.[7] The step
was taken after the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S., detected the
companies to be storing the credentials and personal data of their clientele on
insecure servers that were easily accessed through the internet causing a risk
to the user data. As a consequence, telecom companies are mandated to employ
IAM solutions and secure their IT infrastructure to deliver accurate access to
respective users, augmenting the IAM market demand.
Identity and Access
Management Market Companies:
Some of the major
players operating in the global IAM market are CA Technologies, Centrify
Corporation, Covisint Corporation, Crossmatch, Dell EMC, IBM Corporation, Micro
Focus, Microsoft Corporation, Oracle Corporation, and Pirean Limited. As
innovation is paramount to survive in this marketplace, companies are
persistently investing in R&D activities to carve a niche for themselves.
For instance, in 2016, Dell introduced an innovative IAM solution titled, ‘Dell
One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Passwords.’
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