The benefits of implementing identity and access management (IAM) speak for themselves. Having a centralized IAM solution means fewer passwords, a better end user experience, and a centralized solution for managing access to both cloud and on-prem apps and services. Despite this, investing in identity and access management is not top of mind for many organizations. Worldwide security spending on identity and access management technology is only about 9%. Perhaps your organization is small enough where managing individual apps and users is not yet getting out of hand. Or maybe you are already using Active Directory, but have yet to adopt many cloud apps. Maybe your executive team just isn’t taking security as seriously as they should. But securing your organization means more than just implementing multi-factor authentication. Your organization requires a combination of Single Sign-On, Lifecycle Management, Universal Directory, and API Access Management all to stay secure.