Know where your IAM program stands.
A focused assessment of your identity and access management program — designed to identify meaningful gaps, understand risk and establish practical priorities for improvement.
IAM programs can become difficult to see clearly.
Identity environments evolve continuously. New applications, employees, integrations, regulations and technologies can gradually create gaps that are difficult to see from inside the program.
Growing complexity
Multiple identity platforms, applications and access processes can make the overall environment difficult to understand.
Unclear priorities
IAM teams often have more improvement opportunities than available time and resources.
Hidden gaps
Governance, lifecycle and access weaknesses can remain unnoticed until an audit, incident or major project exposes them.
A practical view across the IAM program.
The health check looks beyond individual technologies to understand how the major components of your identity program work together.
IAM Strategy
Business alignment, program objectives, priorities and future-state direction.
Identity Governance
Ownership, access governance, reviews, policies and accountability.
IAM Architecture
Identity platforms, integrations, dependencies and architectural patterns.
Access Management
Authentication, authorization, privileged access and access lifecycle processes.
Identity Lifecycle
Joiner, mover and leaver processes, provisioning, deprovisioning and account management.
IAM Operations
Operating processes, ownership, support models, controls and continuous improvement.
From current state to clear priorities.
The engagement is designed to be focused and practical, giving your team a clear view of where attention is needed.
Understand
Understand your organization, IAM environment, current priorities and business context.
Assess
Review the selected IAM capabilities, processes, architecture and governance practices.
Identify
Highlight meaningful gaps, risks and opportunities for improvement.
Prioritize
Translate findings into practical priorities based on risk, impact and organizational context.
Know what is working. Know what needs attention.
The goal isn't to create another lengthy assessment that sits on a shelf. The goal is to give your team a practical understanding of the current state and a clearer path forward.
Start with a clearer view of your IAM program.
If you are unsure where your IAM program stands, an independent health check can provide a useful starting point.
Request an IAM Health Check