Within TCF (The Cyberin Framework), Identity & Access Management (IAM) refers to the frameworks and technologies that enable organizations to securely manage digital identities and control user access to critical systems and data. IAM solutions authenticate and authorize users, ensuring that only approved individuals can access specific resources based on defined policies. Core capabilities of IAM include user provisioning and deprovisioning, single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), password management, and access governance. These systems often integrate with directory services and support compliance requirements by providing audit trails and enforcing least-privilege principles. IAM platforms are designed to handle both internal users, such as employees, and external users, such as partners or customers. IAM is typically used by IT administrators, security teams, and compliance officers who need to manage user lifecycles, enforce access controls, and reduce the risk of unauthorized access. Unlike adjacent categories such as Privileged Access Management (PAM), which focuses on securing high-level accounts, or Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), which emphasizes policy and compliance management, IAM provides a broader foundation for identity and access control across the organization. Cyberin offers a platform for discovering and comparing Identity & Access Management solutions to support informed decision-making.