Siloed, disparate, and legacy identity authentication systems can prevent the right people from getting to the right resources at the right time in support of Federal agency missions. Authentication is merely the enabler of authorization. Therefore, authorization systems that don’t meet today’s standards compound information access and security challenges by over- or under-provisioning access to agency resources.

This video and podcast show how federated identity management and attribute-based access control can address authentication and authorization challenges and enable the right access, at the right time – in any environment. They also explore how authorization policy scaling, device-level and identity vetting, and assurance-level signaling enable agencies to quickly adapt to threats.

With FedRAMP High authorization, Ping Identity’s solutions for government have full feature parity in hybrid; on-premises; disrupted, disconnected, intermittent, and low-bandwidth; air-gapped; and now FedRAMP High, DOD IL5 environments.

Watch: The Right Access

Listen: Uplevel ICAM for Interoperability and Security

Efficient, effective government operations depend on interoperable systems that connect employees, citizens, and partners to the resources they need – securely. But legacy identity, credential, and access management (ICAM) can result in siloed, incompatible systems and inadequate access controls. In this episode of MeriTalking, MeriTalk’s Grace Dille sits down with Bryan Rosensteel, U.S. Federal chief technology officer at Ping Identity, to explore how Federal agencies can overcome the limitations of legacy ICAM to provide seamless and secure access to the right resources for the right people, at the right time.

Listen to get insights.