Identity Governance is often implemented as a reaction to compliance demands. While important, it is short-sighted to look at governance as merely a means to pass audits. Today's attackers are targeting user credentials as the weak link in security. Reducing that risk requires reducing the attack surface presented by excessive entitlements, in an adaptive way that accounts for today's dynamic business environments.
When audit findings raise the need for better access certification controls, manual entitlement collection and certification campaigns that stretch on for months aren't going to cut it...
Don’t put yourself at risk >As attackers find ever more creative ways to trick users into exposing their credentials, identity governance must evolve beyond a compliance checkbox activity and do more to reduce the risk of excessive access...
You have to be more adaptive >Business managers are involved in identity and governance more than ever. But their patience is stretched thin when access to requested resources is delayed or user interfaces for access request, approval and certification are too complex...
Insight is the answer >When audit findings raise the need for better access certification controls, manual entitlement collection and certification campaigns that stretch on for months aren't going to cut it. NetIQ Access Review automates entitlement collection and access certification campaigns in a way that is less complex and easy to implement, and provides out-of-the-box reporting to satisfy common audit requests.
Is your Identity and Access Governance Program Vulnerable to Risk?
Having problems tracking access and need to demonstrate access certification to auditors? How well can you answer the question "What does John have access to?"
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Loopholes in Identity Governance to Minimize Risk
How far back in time do you have access records? Does that adequately address audit requirements?
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Identity Governance and Administration
Loopholes in Identity Governance to Minimize Risk
How many machine or service accounts are in your environment? How do you govern their credentials?
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Identity Governance and Administration
Loopholes in Identity Governance to Minimize Risk
As attackers find ever more creative ways to trick users into exposing their credentials, identity governance must evolve beyond a compliance checkbox activity and do more to reduce the risk of excessive access. NetIQ Access Review provides customizable risk scoring to prioritize access certifications and engages the business with additional context, such as orphan accounts or separation of duty violations, needed for better decision making about who should have access to what.
Leadership Compass, Access Management and Federation
Do your line of business managers "select all" and approve every entitlement? Are you satisfied with the level of risk that exposes?
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How do you ensure that access revocations are accomplished? Do you measure the amount of time it takes to revoke access? Does your business complain that access requests go unfulfilled?
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Business managers are involved in identity and governance more than ever. But their patience is stretched thin when access to requested resources is delayed or user interfaces for access request, approval and certification are too complex. NetIQ Identity Manager provides a single interface for engaging business users with self-service for request and approval, with visibility into the progress of fulfillment, whether automated or manually managed through ticketing.
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Who establishes the authority for approving access? Is that the right level of authority?
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Gartner Predicts 2016 Identity and access Management
Are users the weakest security link?
How much of your staff’s time is spent manually provisioning access? How do you ensure that access is revoked when someone’s role changes?
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Gartner Predicts 2016 Identity and access Management
Are users the weakest security link?
How do users request access today? Can managers request for their staff or project teams? Are they happy with that process? How do users know what potential access they could have?
Gartner Predicts 2016 Identity and access Management
Are users the weakest security link?
How are password reset requests received today? How do users reset their passwords today? How many access requests does your IT staff have to process?
Gartner Predicts 2016 Identity and access Management
Are users the weakest security link?