May 9, 2023
The Azure IAM consulting firm has rolled out a new range of services tailored to cybersecurity in the healthcare industry.

Sterling, United States - May 9, 2023 /PressCable/ —
This expanded range of services can help healthcare-related businesses protect their data from bad actors while maintaining smooth internal operations through the creation of passwordless environments. To that end, the firm has introduced a number of new technologies into their consulting ecosystem to help build these systems effectively.
To learn more, visit https://azureiam.com/
Azure IAM has expanded their services to help healthcare providers better defend their valuable data from bad actors. This change has been made in response to recent studies showing a nearly 40% rise in cyberattacks year over year. Given the valuable and sensitive nature of the data stored by these companies, Azure has adjusted their offerings to better accommodate that industry.
Their firm is capable of implementing security environments both on-premise and for cloud-native systems. The technologies they have access to in these implementations are some of the most powerful available on the market today, with many leading solutions from their partners at Microsoft and Sailpoint at their disposal.
Using tools such as Microsoft Azure, the Azure Active Directory, and services such as OAuth and OpenID, Azure IAM can build scalable cloud security for companies of all sizes. These systems are designed to prevent breaches from within as well as without, utilizing methods such as digital identity consolidation to closely monitor network access and improve accountability across the board.
Their services are used by some of the highest security organizations in the country to support robust and versatile security environments, protecting extremely valuable and sensitive data. Their expert team is well versed in such implementations and possesses the skills necessary to build identity management systems over top of existing network infrastructure without disruption or data loss.
Healthcare companies seeking to restructure their cybersecurity ecosystem entirely can do so through this service as well. Azure IAM can help define protocols and policies, building security environments around those decisions once they are made in order to best enforce the interests of a given client.
The Azure IAM team is composed of industry professionals with over 50 years of access management and certification experience. They are devoted to creating the best access management systems possible using the resources at hand and have already helped thousands of companies and private organizations do exactly that.
For more information, visit https://azureiam.com/
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Name: Robin Lilly
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Organization: Azure IAM, LLC
Address: P. O. Box 650685, Sterling, Virginia 20165, United States
Website: https://azureiam.com
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Release ID: 89097194
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