Identity and Access Control Training

DIXONTECH introduces a comprehensive Identity and Access Control Training designed to equip professionals with the expertise to manage user authentication, authorization, and identity governance in complex environments. The course focuses on IAM frameworks, access provisioning, multifactor authentication, and zero-trust principles to ensure secure digital identity management across enterprise systems.

TRAINING TOPICS

• IDENTITY AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT FOUNDATIONS
• AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION MECHANISMS
• IDENTITY GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION (IGA)
• ACCESS CONTROL MODELS AND ZERO-TRUST DESIGN
• IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING, AND AUDIT PRACTICES

BY THE END OF THIS TRAINING COURSE, DELEGATES WILL BE ABLE TO:

• Develop and manage identity and access frameworks that enhance enterprise security and compliance.
• Define and implement IAM frameworks effectively.
• Apply authentication and authorization models securely.
• Design zero-trust access control mechanisms.
• Manage identity lifecycles and access provisioning.
• Audit, monitor, and improve access control effectiveness.
• Integrate IAM solutions with enterprise systems.

TRAINING IS TAILORED TO

• Security and IT professionals responsible for identity, access, and governance functions.
• Information Security Managers and IAM Specialists.
• Systems and Network Administrators.
• Security Engineers and Analysts.
• Compliance and Risk Officers.
• Application Developers integrating IAM controls.
• Cloud and Infrastructure Architects.

TRAINING METHODOLOGY

Combining theoretical understanding with practical application, this program includes real-life IAM scenarios, interactive simulations, tool demonstrations, and case studies. Delegates gain hands-on experience designing, deploying, and monitoring identity and access control solutions using modern tools and frameworks.

DAY 1:

IDENTITY AND ACCESS MANAGEMENT FOUNDATIONS

• Principles of identity, authentication, and access control.
• Overview of IAM frameworks and architecture.
• Components of identity lifecycle management.
• Access provisioning, de-provisioning, and role assignment.
• Authentication factors and secure credential management.
• Common IAM challenges and best practices.

DAY 2:

AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION MECHANISMS

• Single sign-on (SSO) and federated identity management.
• OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and SAML frameworks.
• Multifactor authentication (MFA) methods and design.
• Adaptive authentication and contextual access.
• Role-based access control (RBAC) fundamentals.
• Implementing principle of least privilege (PoLP).

DAY 3:

IDENTITY GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION (IGA)

• Governance models and compliance requirements.
• Access request, approval, and certification workflows.
• Segregation of duties (SoD) and audit management.
• User behavior analytics and anomaly detection.
• Privileged access management (PAM) best practices.
• Integrating IGA with enterprise directories.

DAY 4:

ACCESS CONTROL MODELS AND ZERO-TRUST DESIGN

• Access control models: DAC, MAC, and RBAC comparison.
• Policy-based access control (PBAC) and ABAC evolution.
• Designing and implementing zero-trust architectures.
• Network microsegmentation and continuous verification.
• Endpoint identity and access validation methods.
• Zero-trust in hybrid and cloud environments.

DAY 5:

IMPLEMENTATION, MONITORING, AND AUDIT PRACTICES

• IAM implementation planning and roadmap development.
• Integrating IAM with cloud platforms and directories.
• Logging, monitoring, and access review cycles.
• Automated access recertification and reporting.
• Responding to IAM incidents and access breaches.
• Capstone case study: enterprise IAM architecture review.

FORMATTING NOTES:

• Font: Poppins
• Size: 12
• Headings: Uppercase + Bold
• DAY titles: Bold + separate line
• Main titles: Bold + separate line
• Bullets: Standard, one line each (5–10 words)
• Spacing and alignment: Clean professional layout.