
Many identity governance platforms were designed in a time when access was contained within isolated systems and governance consisted mainly of periodic reviews. However, the landscape has significantly evolved; today, access encompasses a range of applications, including ERP, HCM, and various SaaS products. As a result, the complexities of identities and access models are also increasing, rendering traditional Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) methodologies inadequate as they often depend on manual processes that struggle to scale effectively.
This webinar addresses the pressing challenges and capability gaps affecting modern identity governance. It emphasizes why legacy approaches, which may have sufficed in simpler environments, are proving difficult to maintain as organizational structures become increasingly intricate. Attendees will gain insight into how organizations are innovating their IGA frameworks to enhance understanding of access risk while bolstering visibility and compliance with audit standards.
In This Session, You’ll Explore
The session will delve into cross-application access risk analysis to identify segregation-of-duties dilemmas and sensitive access vulnerabilities across essential business systems. It will illuminate the inadequacies of periodic manual access reviews in today’s expanding digital environments. Furthermore, the discussion will cover the proactive use of access risk assessments during the provisioning process to evaluate high-risk access scenarios early in the lifecycle. Centralized visibility will be highlighted as a way to mitigate over-permissioning and facilitate the principles of least-privilege access. Lastly, the session will look at integrated analytics and audit trails that promote transparency and enhance audit readiness.
For business leaders navigating the complexities of identity governance, this webinar offers a crucial opportunity to understand contemporary challenges in IGA. By participating, organizations can learn how to adapt their approaches to improve governance, visibility, and compliance support, thereby strengthening their overall cybersecurity posture in today’s multifaceted enterprise environments.