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市場調查報告書
利用ID及連線管理降低資訊風險(策略分析)
Mitigating Information Risk Through Identity & Access Management (Strategic Focus)
| 出版商 |
Datamonitor |
| 出版日期 |
2008年05月 |
商品編碼 |
67222 |
| 內容資訊 |
英文 26 pages |
| 價格 |
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本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。
本報告書內容包括:ID及連線管理(ID&AM)的市場機會調查分析、市場成長預測、ID&AM技術的發展情境、 ID&AM技術對各種消費性產業的影響、針對銷售企業的進入市場策略建議等。內容綱要摘記如下:
概要
關鍵訊息
市場機會
- 所有的市場區隔預計都將大幅成長的ID&AM
- 降低風險及提高運用效率:顧客條件
- 零售銀行帶動ID&AM的發展
- ID&AM複雜性降低為銷售企業帶來更多的市場機會
技術進化
- 預計銷售企業將提供更有力的監督・監控能力
- 因為資料流失情況不斷,更突顯良好連線監控的必要性
- 透過ERM(Enterprise Role Management)達成細緻的連線管理
- SOA對ID&AM解決方案設計及安裝的影響
- 更廣泛更創新的認證登場
對顧客的影響
- 利用SSO解決方案降低成本及提高安全性
- SSO及有力的認證功能組合
- 透過ERM(Enterprise Risk Management)達成更佳的ID規定認證
- 更安全的基礎環境架構
- 導入因應SOA的ID&AM
競爭環境
- IT基礎環境建構企業:整合使得今後對ID&AM的影響力更強
- 各種銷售企業的興衰
- 快速發展的整合
進入市場
- ID&AM的新方針:配合中小企業的技術客置化
- 消費者的期望:因應ID&AM技術複雜性的服務能力
- 配合產業部門別條件的ID&AM
- 建議
附錄
圖表
Overview
Introduction
This report provides an in-depth look into the opportunities that the identity
and access management market represents to both vendors and end-users. It also
explores likely scenarios in the evolution of the market, both in terms of
technology and market dynamics. In addition, this report provides vendors with
actionable recommendations that can assist them with their go-to-market
strategy.
Scope
- Provides an in-depth look into the ID&AM market opportunity, including a
quantitative forecast of the market' s growth.
- Examines possible scenarios for the development of ID&AM technologies.
- Presents a detailed view of the impact ID&AM technologies are having on
end-users.
- Analyses the go to market approach of vendors and provides guidance on how
this could be improved.
Highlights
The complexity of ID&AM requirements, along with the need to integrate
disparate elements into a coherent ID&AM infrastructure, has left the
technology with a reputation for being difficult to deploy and costly to
integrate. This reputation may have been justified in the past, but vendors
have made strides towards simplifying their solutions.
Of all the components of security, ID&AM has the most important role to play
in the maturing security market. ID&AM is tightly linked to business processes
and to the IT infrastructure, since the management of access according to
role, location and type of resource is a key enabler of business processes.
Retail banking will continue to represent a key vertical for ID&AM vendors;
however, the high penetration in the market suggests that demand within this
sector will slow down. This will be accompanied by an increase in the demand
for ID&AM solutions across other verticals.
Reasons to Purchase
- This report provides broad coverage of a range of important topics
relating to the ID&AM market.
- Vendors can learn about the major trends affecting the ID&AM space through
a combination of quantitative and qualitative market assessments.
- Vendors can better understand the challenges their clients face as the
technology and business requirements of identity and access management evolve.
- Overview
- Key Messages
- The ID&AM opportunity is set to grow significantly across all segments
- Reducing the complexity of ID&AM will create broader opportunities
for vendors
- A succession of data loss incidents has highlighted the need for better
access monitoring
- Compliance is important, but business concerns such as efficiency trump it
- Table of Contents
- Table of figures
- Table of tables
- Market Opportunity
- The ID&AM opportunity is set to grow significantly across all segments
- Increasing operational efficiency while reducing risk will be a key
customer requirement
- Retail banking leads in the penetration of ID&AM but other sectors
are catching up quickly
- Reducing the complexity of ID&AM will create broader opportunities
for vendors
- Simplification will help ID&AM technology to spread beyond its
traditional markets
- Technology Evolution
- Vendors will offer stronger auditing and greater monitoring capabilities
- A succession of data loss incidents has highlighted the need for better
access monitoring
- Enterprise role management will allow more granular access management
- The access component of ID&AM will be increasingly integrated into
applications
- SOA will influence the way ID&AM solutions are designed and
implemented
- Broader and more innovative strong authentication will emerge in the
market
- Customer Impact
- SSO solutions can provide a significant boost to security while reducing
costs
- Combining SSO with strong authentication will provide the best of both
worlds
- Enterprise risk management will enable better automation for identity
provisioning
- A more secure infrastructure will result in an increased focus on policy
and auditing
- The adoption of SOA-enabled ID&AM is a limited but important trend
- Competitive Landscape
- IT Infrastructure vendors will increase their influence over ID&AM
through convergence
- Different classes of vendors will persist due to the market' s complexity
and heterogeneity
- The market is rapidly reaching a high degree of consolidation
- Go to Market
- New approaches to ID&AM will help customize the technology to suit
SMEs
- End-users require services capabilities to deal with the complexity of
ID&AM technology
- ID&AM is horizontal but there is value in adapting messaging to
vertical requirements
- Recommendations
- Formulate your marketing messages in terms of business goals and risk
management
- Open standards and interoperability will remain key selling points
- Continued innovation is an absolute necessity, especially around strong
authentication
- Services are an integral part of the delivery of ID&AM and should
be treated as such
- APPENDIX
- Definitions
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Data monitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Tables
- Table 1: The market opportunity for identity and access management
solutions, 2006-2012
- Table 2: ID&AM penetration across vertical markets
- Table 3: Reported breaches of sensitive data, 2004-2008
- Table 4: Average number of passwords per employee in the enterprise
- Table 5: Objectives behind IT investments in the enterprise
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: All ID&AM segments represent promising long-term revenue
opportunities
- Figure 2: Retail banking leads in the penetration of ID&AM but other
sectors will grow at a higher rate
- Figure 3: High-profile incidents of data loss have highlighted the threat
and increased awareness of it
- Figure 4: The average employee frequently uses over six passwords to do
his job
- Figure 5: Only 21% of respondents in a recent survey expressed confidence
in password authentication
- Figure 6: Capabilities of ID&AM vendors vary significantly, with
infrastructure vendors dominating overall
- Figure 7: Objectives behind IT investments in the enterprise
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