FEATURE: CYBERSECURITY based on context, behaviour and AI-derived risk signals. This turns identity into a continuously monitored layer of defence.
Can you explain how Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms( IVIP) differ from traditional IAM tools – and why they’ re critical for today’ s supply chain ecosystems?
Traditional IAM tools are largely reactive – they manage user identities, authenticate access and enforce policies based on pre-defined roles. However, they often operate in silos and lack real-time intelligence or holistic visibility.
An Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platform( IVIP), on the other hand, is proactive, unified and analytics driven. It collects identity signals from across your entire IT environment – cloud apps, legacy systems, mobile endpoints, third-party connections – and correlates them to detect anomalies, assess risks and inform adaptive policies.
This is especially critical in supply chain ecosystems, where identity data is fragmented across multiple organisations, platforms and jurisdictions. An IVIP gives you a unified view of who is accessing what, when and why – and whether that access represents a potential threat.
How are Southeast Asian enterprises shifting from perimeter-based security to identity-first architectures, especially in B2B environments?
The perimeter is dissolving. In response, many enterprises are moving to identity-first architectures, where identity becomes the new perimeter.
In B2B environments, this shift is particularly pronounced, organisations need to provide secure access to partners, vendors and affiliates, often with federated identities and without traditional networkbased controls. That’ s where Ping Identity comes in.
We enable organisations to adopt a zero-trust approach to identity. That means no implicit trust based on network location or device type. Every access request is continuously evaluated based on user identity, behaviour, device health and risk context.
What role does Ping Identity play in helping organisations meet evolving compliance standards like PDPA, MAS TRM and regional data residency laws?
Compliance is a moving target and in Southeast Asia, it’ s moving fast. Our platform supports inregion deployment, ensuring sensitive identity data remains within national borders while enabling global
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