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AI-Driven Identity Access Management (IAM)

Sandeep Phanireddy

2021 · DOI: 10.55041/ijsrem8931
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TLDR

The fundamentals of AI-empowered IAM are examined, how machine learning transforms legacy identity governance, and best practices for integrating AI with minimal disruption are discussed, and future directions for a more robust, context-aware IAM ecosystem are highlighted.

Abstract

Organizations worldwide depend on Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems to control who can access

which resources and under what conditions. However, rapid digital transformation, the shift to cloud-based

services, and the rising complexity of user behaviors have challenged traditional IAM approaches. AI-driven

IAM methods promise a more flexible, adaptive, and risk-sensitive framework.

By applying machine learning and intelligent analytics to user patterns, device signals, and threat intelligence,

these next-generation IAM systems can proactively detect anomalies, reduce manual tasks, and elevate security

across hybrid or fully cloud-based enterprises. This paper examines the fundamentals of AI-empowered IAM,

explains how machine learning transforms legacy identity governance, and discusses best practices for

integrating AI with minimal disruption. We also address potential drawbacks such as data privacy risks and

adversarial attacks while highlighting future directions for a more robust, context-aware IAM ecosystem.

Keywords

AI-Driven IAM, Machine Learning, Zero Trust, Access Control, Behavioral Analytics, Cybersecurity, Identity

Governance, Role-Based Access Control, Cloud Security, Data Privacy