Identity Governance

A primary objective of any organization should be to provide access that aligns with its business policies on risk and follows the principles of Zero Trust. This type of access, known as “compliant access,” is position-appropriate and incorporates risk policies to determine if granting a specific level of access would result in unacceptable risks.

EmpowerID's risk engine enables organizations to:

  • Identify cases that may pose a risk

  • Make informed decisions about accepting or rejecting risks

  • Implement mitigating controls when necessary

  • Utilize preventive and detective SOD simulation and validation

  • Streamline remediation and revocation using dashboards and automated workflows

Access Intelligibility

Understanding the real-world impact of technical entitlements is crucial for managing enterprise risk. EmpowerID bridges the gap between the technical system and business processes by introducing an "Intelligibility Layer" that connects both worlds.

Key features of Access Intelligibility include:

  • Functions: Business-user recognizable terms for activities performed by users with granted access (e.g., "Create Purchase Order" and "Approve Purchase Order")

  • Function mapping tools: Define the relationship between application permissions or roles and Functions

  • Pre-built library of Function definitions for common systems

  • Risk policies: Use Functions as building blocks to identify access violations

Comprehensive Risk Management

Organizations today face the challenge of managing enterprise risks scattered across various Cloud and on-premise systems. EmpowerID offers a solution that can connect, consume, and understand complex system-specific permissions and inheritance models.

Benefits of EmpowerID's comprehensive risk management approach:

  • Extensive library of connectors for on-premise and Cloud systems

  • Inventory engine that monitors systems for changes and security alerts

  • Immediate fulfillment or ticket creation in ServiceNow for selected risks requiring revocation