Role-based Access Control: Why it’s often not enough to manage the APPocalypse

Get the facts—and kill the IT ticket—in our CIO’s guide

Employees use an average of 100 apps in the workplace and IT must manage access in a way that’s secure and compliant. To do this, IT teams often use role-based access control (RBAC). RBAC allows IT to group users into roles and automatically assign and unassign app access based on what they need to do their jobs. However, IT teams are still inundated with access requests, burying them in support tickets and torpedoing employee productivity while they wait.

So, what’s the answer? RBAC and self-service. Our insider’s guide to RBAC and self-service has all you need to know to make sure you’re automating app access and managing app and permissions sprawl—all while killing the IT ticket.

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