Identity Manager overcomes modern IAM challenges

[MUSIC PLAYING] My name is Lukasz Berezowski. I work for Tieto. I'm product manager for identity and access management stack. My company is Finnish, quite big service integrator and service provider as well. In Nordic countries especially, we are a big player. First of all, nowadays, business space is our next stop-- and security, especially identity management. To keep up, it needs to change. For our customers, when it comes to security risks, data breaches-- these are big things. Practically every month, we can hear about another incident that costs business continuity and customer trust. New trends nowadays, especially changing paradigm of how an employee works for a company, bring your own device, growing mobility. Usage of mobile devices opens company resources to completing new types of vulnerabilities. One of the biggest needs would be visibility. Many times, identity management systems are very complicated, and they lack organizational visibility at all. Especially now, it is important to bring those systems to light so that they can not only provide the necessary security in background, but also be a visible element of business transformation. One of the top concerns, naturally, is noncompliance with regulatory requirements. Another one is transparency of end-user actions in ever-growing security landscape, access to crucial data, access to crucial resources. Too many times, it doesn't bring necessary accountability. So especially now, it's important for our customers to keep access to their company resources, to company data seamless but yet secure.