Identity and Access Management has never been so important. From securing the workforce and improving employee productivity, to supporting online transactions, payments and media, IAM is foundational. There are more identities than ever before under management, a larger variety of identity types from consumers to workloads, smart devices to contractors - all accessing an ever increasing range of integrated systems, APIs and pieces of data. This sprawling IAM landscape is also under attack - from external adversaries, regulators, malicious insiders and even budget holders - wanting more from less. Where will our IAM world take us over the next decade? IAM at 2035 aims to take us on a journey to understand not what to think, more how to think about the current and emerging identity problems our organisations face, along with a structured framework for analysing both incremental and radical innovations as they support our identity security journey. Written on the back of over 200 interviews with leading vendors, practitioners and industry experts, IAM at 2035 describes a modern identity-centric landscape critically integrated to the cyber, data and endpoint security worlds to help deliver a model for end to end assurance, based on attribution and intent - with verified and validated identities at all parts of our transaction processing - from workloads and infrastructure, to people and hardware. This book will analyse it all - highlighting emerging markets, patterns, startups and standards.