Identity data – typically characterised by profiles, permissions and policies – contains the often static logic allowing people-based identities to access work related resources. However in the past 3-5 years, the number of identity types has increased (think workloads, NHIs, agentic-AI) as well as the number of applications and orthogonal technology areas now reliant on an IAM fabric.

As the importance of IAM increases – to empower productivity, zero trust security and revenue generation – so too do the assumptions relating to the underlying identity data. Assumptions such as:

  • Do all identities have an owner?
  • Are all identities verified and validated during on-boarding?
  • Are all permissions that are assigned approved?
  • Are the permissions assigned being used?
  • Do any orphan accounts exist?
  • Are shared accounts being monitored?

All typical hygiene related questions, that many relying systems and integrated technologies may assume to be under management and governance. However that may not be the case. The volume and variety of identities may result in visibility blind-spots, disconnected systems, poorly functioning de-provisioning fulfilment and a lack of information during access request and access review management.

How can this identity data management problem be controlled and optimized?

Our next industry webinar will see a conversation with our founder Simon Moffatt and Wade Ellery and Sebastien Faivre from Radiant Logic, where they’ll be looking to uncover some of the hidden issues and potential solutions.

Key Takeaways:

  • Discover how a data-centric Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) approach addresses identity sprawl and operational inefficiencies
  • Understand the critical role of clean, curated identity data in modern IAM programs
  • Learn strategic steps for implementing data-centric IAM frameworks
  • Identify and close governance and permissions management gaps
  • See how AI-driven observability and analytics enable proactive, continuous risk mitigation


Who Should Attend:

AM leaders, security professionals, compliance officers, and IT decision-makers seeking to modernize their identity programs and reduce risk. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from industry experts and elevate your IAM strategy for today’s complex, hybrid environments!


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