Feb 21, 2023

The combination of technologies and approaches are required to ensure robust security and privacy Over 27% of all communications and commerce solutions will rely upon a unified digital identity approach by 2028 Driven by emerging opportunities, digital identity infrastructure and services will become a $69.1 billion USD global opportunity by 2028 The five largest industry verticals through 2028 will be financial services, telecom and IT, insurance, government and healthcare services The introduction of 5G service-based architecture will enable many new digital identity opportunities for both human-controlled and machine-oriented devices Managing identities and access control for enterprise applications remains one of the greatest challenges facing IT today. While an enterprise may be able to leverage several cloud computing services without a good identity and access management strategy, in the long run extending an organization’s identity services into the cloud is a necessary prerequisite for the strategic use of on-demand computing services. Supporting today’s rapidly evolving cloud ecosystem requires a thorough assessment of an organization’s readiness to conduct cloud-based Identity and Access Management (IAM), as well as an understanding of the capabilities of the organization’s cloud computing providers. We see over 23% of all communications and commerce solutions relying upon unified identity by 2028. Today’s world of identity management is largely focused on personal, directly human-related activities such as secure access to physical or digital assets. Emerging areas such as wearable technology will play a role in terms of enterprise security and access control. The introduction of 5G-based service-based architectures will help substantially in this area as unified identity is built into the system. This will be particularly important for the scalability of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The future of ICT will include many more identity-related issues and challenges that pertain to non-human activities such as those autonomous actions that occur on behalf of humans with the IoT. Therefore, it is critically important to understand the state of identity management today so that one can better position for the future of ID Management in an IoT world. Key Topics Covered: 2.2.1.3 Internet of Things Identity Management 2.2.2 Enterprise Identity Management 2.2.2.2 Enterprise Device Identity Management 3.0 Digital Identity Companies 4.1 Global Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services 2023 – 2028 4.2 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Asset Type 2023 – 2028 4.3 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Security System Type 2023 – 2028 4.4 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Deployment Type 2023 – 2028 4.5 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Organization Type 2023 – 2028 4.6 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services 2023 – 2028 4.6.1 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Process Type 2023 – 2028 4.6.2 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Multifactor Process Type 2023 – 2028 4.7 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Industry Type 2023 – 2028 4.8 Digital Identity Infrastructure and Services by Region 2023 – 2028 4.9 Identity as a Service 2023 – 2028 4.9.1 Identity as a Service by Security System Type 2023 – 2028 4.9.2 Identity as a Service by Authentication Type 2023 – 2028 4.9.3 Biometric Identity as a Service by Authentication Type 2023 – 2028 5.0 Conclusions and Recommendations About ResearchAndMarkets.com ResearchAndMarkets.com is the world’s leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. Contacts