Episode 120 — IAM Deep Dive: PAM, RBAC/ABAC, PKI, KMS, SCIM, CIEM in network scenarios

Identity and access management concepts are central in CloudNetX because modern network security and connectivity decisions depend on who is requesting access, what they are allowed to do, and how trust is established across systems. This episode defines PAM as managing privileged access with stronger controls and accountability, RBAC as granting permissions through role assignments, ABAC as granting permissions based on attributes and context, PKI as issuing and managing certificates that enable trusted authentication and encryption, KMS as managing cryptographic keys and rotation, SCIM as automating provisioning and deprovisioning across services, and CIEM as discovering and right-sizing cloud entitlements. The first paragraph focuses on how these capabilities influence network scenarios: identity becomes the primary control plane, privileged paths must be protected and monitored, and lifecycle automation determines whether access remains appropriate over time. It also emphasizes that many “network problems” become identity problems when cloud and hybrid models dominate, because access decisions and trust relationships are enforced through identity systems and certificates rather than through static network location.
Episode 120 — IAM Deep Dive: PAM, RBAC/ABAC, PKI, KMS, SCIM, CIEM in network scenarios
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