The phrase "manage identity" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of managing one's personal or professional identity, such as online presence or brand image. Example: In today's digital age, it is important for individuals and businesses to effectively manage their identities online to maintain a positive reputation and protect against cyber threats.
That is requiring a different way for companies to manage identity issues.
Microsoft has also added capability for IT pros to manage identity privileges through Azure or their Microsoft accounts.
Developers rely on it to manage identity and to make sure that new users automatically have friends that they can interact with in third-party apps.
They offer services that help mobile developers store data in the cloud, manage identity log-ins, handle push notifications and run custom code in the cloud.
So the company helps those developers manage identity and authentication, whether that's through social logins like Facebook and Twitter or through enterprise authentication systems.
This re-understanding of ourselves will have important implications on how we address and manage identity, privacy and property issues related to human microbiome, for example, how integral is the microbiome to our conception of self?
It is also relevant for new architectures to manage identities, credentials, and reputation.
"If Verisign managed certs for e-commerce, we want to manage identities for connected objects on the web," says Hobsbawm.
A product going by the name Cognito will let developers store and manage identities for users of their apps.
"Cloud apps and the bring-your-own-app trend – BYOA – have forced IT professionals to rethink how they manage identities, employee access, and data security.
Additionally, Box announced a strategic collaboration with cloud identity provider Okta to help customers better manage identities in the cloud, adding to existing integrations with VMware and Ping Identity.
