Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- One-day conference addressing enterprise IAM modernization, identity fabric architecture and non-human identity management
- Designed for CISOs, security architects, IAM leaders and identity governance teams managing complex identity environments
- Covers operational challenges including technical debt reduction, identity analytics and measuring IAM program success
- Awards continuing education credits including CPE, CEU, PDU and CISSP
About the Event
Identity Access Management: Chicago (Rosemont/O’Hare), Illinois is a one-day, in-person conference held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center. The event brings together IT and security professionals to examine how enterprise identity programs must evolve beyond traditional employee access management to address contractors, partners, applications, APIs, devices and autonomous digital services.
The format combines presentations, panel discussions and networking breaks. Sponsoring companies with relevant solutions will be available for informal discussions, though the sessions themselves are not product focused.
Key Topics
Sessions address the practical challenges of unifying fragmented identity systems through identity fabric approaches. Non-human identity management receives dedicated attention, covering service accounts, API credentials and workload identities that now represent a significant portion of enterprise access requests.
Additional sessions explore identity analytics and behavioral insights, strategies for reducing technical debt in legacy IAM environments, and frameworks for measuring IAM success through operational metrics and KPIs. A closing panel discussion examines the future of enterprise IAM and its strategic role in enabling business agility.
Who Should Attend
The conference is designed for IAM leaders, CISOs, CIOs, IT directors and security architects responsible for identity governance and operations. Professionals involved in digital transformation, compliance and risk management will find relevant content, particularly those from organizations with complex, multi-system identity environments or distributed workforces.