IAM - Identity and Access Management.

Programme objectives After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of/in - Current cyber threats, and systematic cybersecurity work in organisations and companies - IT law central to the field, as well as management systems and frameworks for regulatory compliance - Sub-areas such as methodology, products, systems and platforms relevant to identity and access management - Operating systems, data communication and scripting languages - IT infrastructure, libraries and directory services - Authentication processes and e-IDs - Communication protocols, keys, certificates and cryptography - Automation and IoT in relation to identity and access - Data architecture and principles for data sources and data collection After completing the programme, the student should have the skills to - Align their work with relevant laws, ordinances and statutes - Administer, create solutions and evaluate within one or more software products for identity and access management - Apply methods and processes for identity verification - Apply automation and automated processes - Search for information and use resources such as directory services and databases - Plan and model IT architecture using modelling tools - Manage master databases, databases and relational databases, and apply sound information supply After completing the programme, the student should have the competence to - Understand and apply identity and access management as part of the organisation's systematic security work - Propose and implement strong and secure authentication solutions based on the needs of an organisation - Implement, integrate and synchronise IAM solutions in existing IT infrastructure - Independently create and manage identity and access management in a (simpler) IT system, and continuously carry out evaluation and improvement measures