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With technology being so infused in business workflow today, it’s inevitable that if you outsource any activities through outside contractors, a login will be needed at some point to one of your systems.

The cost of a data breach has risen to over 4 million dollars, and ransomware remediation costs keep skyrocketing. These costs can drive smaller companies out of business in many cases, which has led to a rise in the popularity of cybersecurity insurance.

A company merger or acquisition can leave an organization needing to integrate job roles, departments, locations, and of course, all the employee data between the two companies.

Which user accounts have access to sensitive data is an important factor when it comes to the various data privacy guidelines that organizations need to comply with.

The term “role” is often used to describe a user’s access level within a system or application.

Once you have roles in place, business rules can then be attached that base certain actions and access levels on those roles.

Nearly any type of system or cloud account that you use will have varying levels of privileges. These privileges dictate the information and actions a user can access in that system.