The gaps surface at audit time Blog Five Warning Signs Your SailPoint Program Is Still Leaving Compliance Gaps Many organizations consider their SailPoint implementation successful because the project is complete, connectors are in place, and certifications run on schedule. But the day-to-day reality may… Aug 25, 2026 · 10-min read
Go-live is where the work starts Blog Why Continuous Controls Monitoring Matters After Your SailPoint Implementation The short answer: Continuous controls monitoring validates that access controls operate effectively between SailPoint certification cycles. It layers visibility into privileged activity, access changes, and segregation… Aug 25, 2026 · 9-min read
Two programs, one budget line Blog Identity Governance Doesn’t Equal Compliance Does deploying SailPoint mean you’re SOX compliant? No. Deploying SailPoint gives you identity governance — it governs who has access, whether that access was approved, and… Aug 25, 2026 · 8-min read
A completed review is not a closed risk Blog Automated Access Governance: From Review Completion to Risk Closure Ask an IAM or compliance team how many segregation of duties conflicts appeared in its last access review. Then ask how many had already appeared in… Aug 4, 2026 · 11-min read
A policy you cannot enforce is a wish Blog The Best Identity Governance Solution Is the One That Can Enforce Its Policies For IAM, compliance, and Internal Audit leaders, defining an access policy is usually the easy part. The difficulty is making that policy survive contact with a… Aug 4, 2026 · 13-min read
Nobody owns the service account Blog Machine Identities Need More Than Provisioning. They Need Accountability Ask a CISO or IAM leader how many employees can access the organisation’s critical applications and they can usually obtain an answer. Ask the same question… Aug 4, 2026 · 12-min read
Provisioning is not governance Blog Which User Provisioning Solutions Unify Access Management and Governance? Ask an IAM, security or compliance leader to show everything one identity can do across the organisation’s material applications. The answer often requires data from several… Aug 4, 2026 · 9-min read
Counting identities measures nothing Blog Identity Governance at Scale: Why Identity Volume Is the Wrong Measure For CISOs, IAM leaders and compliance teams in complex enterprises, identity scale is often measured by the wrong number. A platform may be able to process… Aug 4, 2026 · 10-min read
The systems your board never sees Blog Identity Governance Coverage: What Your Board Isn’t Seeing Yet Risk exposure now sits in the wider application landscape — SaaS platforms, custom systems, integrations, service accounts, bots, and automations — where people or machines can… Jul 10, 2026 · 8-min read
Signing off on ungoverned numbers Blog Identity Governance for Boards: Are We Signing Off on Numbers Built on Partially Governed Systems? Boards routinely challenge credit risk, vendor concentration, and cyber incidents. Very few ask the equally fundamental question behind many misstatements and outages: Are the systems and… Jul 10, 2026 · 7-min read
The rollout that stopped halfway Blog From Truncated Identity Governance Projects to Federated Identity Coverage: A Case for CISOs Many enterprises declare their Identity Governance and Administration program “live” once thier ERP and HR are connected, only to keep absorbing audit findings from the 80–90%… Jul 10, 2026 · 12-min read
The KPI that rewards the wrong thing Blog Time-to-Coverage: The KPI That Undermines Identity Governance Programs An identity program can look successful while material risk exposure stays in place. Controls exist and identity tools are in use, but key applications and integrations… Jul 10, 2026 · 8-min read
