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IAM stands for Identity Access Management, it is one of the core security measures used in the IT industry. The disciplined protocol of the network system works in two steps, as the name itself suggests identity and access, here in the first verification, the identity of the user is verified, thus it is confirmed that the user is the same person they are calming to be, and in the second step the user is accessed and verified on the terms of the info they can use within the network. The working mechanism of the Identity Access Management is totally dependent and is managed by the IT sector itself, also the functioning of the security system is not just limited to mankind, but with the help of smart options, its working can be made more feasible and flexible. Identity access management is a security protocol that protects the servers from both internal and external risks. Small or startup industries that are planning to make their place in the competitive market prefer to use IAM as the

Lightweight Data Access Protocol (LDAP) is a software protocol that allows the users to access data about anything whether any organization or an individual, they can do that either from a public network or corporate network. The working mechanism of LDAP works on vendor-neutral application protocol, whose function is to maintain the system of database info of an organization on the basis of easy to query manners. In simple terms, we can refer to LDAP as a lightweight or a smaller version of Directory Access Protocol. LDAP is a mature software protocol system that has a well-supported standardized-based mechanism, which stores the information of every directory (directory is the data which stores and records the location of users accessing the info), which helps the user to find who has accessed which directory. LDAP is used to store information about users, groups, and applications. Its function is similar to that of the street address and postal cards where DNS (domain name system)