IBM Verify: Adoption (TW900G)

Verify architecture and sizing

• This unit introduces the architecture, core features, and extensibility of IBM Verify.
• It covers key capabilities such as single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), adaptive access, governance, and branding.
  Verify scales dynamically and integrates with on-premises systems via bridges and gateways for authentication, directory sync, provisioning, and application modernization.
• It supports hybrid environments, risk-based access, and a wide range of deployment scenarios, enabling secure, centralized identity management across cloud and legacy systems.

The B Insurance Group case study

• This case study follows B Insurance Group (BIG) as it modernizes and consolidates identity and access management across three divisions using IBM Verify.
• Initially, each division operates independently with separate user directories and branding, resulting in high operational overhead, inconsistent user experiences, and challenges implementing unified security controls, such as multi-factor authentication (MFA).
• This case study showcases a structured, phased approach to IAM modernization that balances technical, operational, and user experience priorities.

Migrating users with CSV import API

• This unit introduces the various migration methods available in Verify, describes Verify Cloud Directory, and dives deeper into the use of the CSV import API to migrate users.
• By the end, you'll have a solid understanding of how to efficiently and securely import users into Verify.

Application migration

• This unit covers application migration and integration with Verify and explains considerations and methods for ensuring a successful migration.
• Application roles in IAM and the difference between a reverse proxy and federation integration are also explored.