KuppingerCole recognizes AWS as an Overall Leader in the policy-based access management report
Comprehensive access control continues to be an aspiration for enterprises wanting to control access to their protected resources such as corporate applications, databases and document repositories. Most organizations struggle with a mixture of point solutions; a consistent, policy-based access management solution supports the right people having the right access, at the right time, from the right place.
This KuppingerCole Leadership Compass features an executive summary, key capabilities, and an evaluation of 15 vendors with policy-based access control offerings and provides guidance on aligning a vendor’s solution to common corporate access control requirements. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is selected as an Overall Leader in the policy-based access management report for its strong capabilities in fine-grained authorization, security, corporate governance, and scalability.
Read the report where we believe you will:
- Gain an overview of standard capabilities offered by solutions
- How to leverage cloud-native solutions from AWS
- Understand the benefits of a policy-based access management solution
- Why Cedar and Amazon Verified Permissions is an overall Leader
KuppingerCole 2024 - Leadership Compass for Policy Based Access Management Report — February, 2024
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