Identity Access Management Professional
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Role summary
Responsible for designing, developing, and managing the implementation of identity and access management protocols and information security systems. Leads the management of the university's single-sign-on and authentication systems. Defines reliable computing environments, oversees security audits, and assists with policy creation around information security best practices.
Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.
Reports covering Identity Access Management Professional
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