Predictive identity across platforms delivered

11th June 2019

SailPoint

Lanna Deamer

0 0

SailPoint Technologies has revealed updates to both IdentityNow and IdentityIQ to a sold-out crowd at Navigate ’19, the identity governance conference. With the latest release of IdentityNow and version 8.0 of IdentityIQ, SailPoint customers now have access to the next generation of cloud identity governance, SailPoint Predictive Identity. As a result, identity teams of all sizes can now embrace an AI-driven approach to identity governance that is adaptive, autonomous and predictive.

“Our business is moving and evolving quickly and our identity programme needs to keep pace,” said Dan Malloy, Senior IT Architect at Abbott.

“We’re eager to take our programme to the next level, exploring the impact that AI and machine learning can have. For example, leveraging AI-based recommendations in access reviews and approvals will streamline and reduce the burden of compliance and audit requirements. With SailPoint, we are confident that our identity programme will remain both nimble and comprehensive.”

“Identity governance is at the core of securing the digital foundation of today’s enterprise, yet the sheer amount of identity data that an organisation houses today has skyrocketed, leaving identity teams stuck in an endless cycle of reacting,” said Paul Trulove, Chief Product Officer, SailPoint.

“With SailPoint Predictive Identity, identity teams can finally get ahead, prioritising areas of high risk and efficiently automating lower risk identity decisions, while adapting and automating security or compliance policies along the way. This AI-driven approach to identity is the next generation of identity governance.”

With the latest release of IdentityNow and IdentityIQ 8.0, SailPoint continues to be laser-focused on helping organisations of all sizes to govern smart with SailPoint Predictive Identity while continuing to govern all and to govern deep in the following ways:

Govern Smart with SailPoint Predictive Identity by delivering a recommendations-based approach to identity that speeds identity decisions, evolving identity programmes to be more dynamic, adaptive and predictive
Govern All by ensuring that all users and their access is appropriate for their role and current access needs, with enhanced capabilities that automatically shut-down lingering access that could result in unnecessary risk; and by extending governance of data stored in files to include sensitive data that is embedded in image files
Govern Deep by simplifying and streamlining access policies. For example, creating Separation-of-Duties (SoD) policies now takes a matter of minutes versus weeks, dramatically improving operational efficiency and security.