Back in 1968, Boston Consulting Group founder Bruce Henderson wrote that “all organizations, like all organisms, must adapt to changes in their environment, or die.” Now, some 51 years later, these words ring truer than ever. Moving away from on-premises infrastructure to the cloud has become a must for most organizations—but facing and deploying that change can be daunting. It’s a move that requires constant attention and monitoring to ensure that as the organization adopts and integrates with new cloud-based applications, it still remains secure. Unfortunately, that’s not always easy. In 2018, 57% of data breaches were a result of exploited vulnerabilities that had existing patches—they just hadn’t been implemented yet. On top of that, 34% of these companies knew they were vulnerable before the breach occurred. In traditional organizational infrastructure, legacy Access Management solutions pose a major stumbling block as businesses move towards the cloud. Ultimately, they operate outdated.