The Limits of Traditional IGA in Large Identity Environments - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

Traditional identity governance approaches were designed for environments with fewer applications and identities. As organizations scale, they must govern access across hundreds of applications and millions of human and non-human identities, often using manual processes, periodic access reviews, and static roles. In large identity environments, these traditional IGA models reach clear limits, creating visibility gaps, increasing operational effort, and making it difficult to manage access risk consistently across systems. This session examines where and why these limitations emerge and explores the core capabilities required to govern access effectively as identity environments grow in size and complexity. Join the session to: Understand how identity and application growth exposes the limits of traditional IGA models Identify why manual processes and periodic access reviews fail to scale Learn how cross-application complexity increases access risk and governance blind spots Explore the importance of visibility and auditability in large identity environments Gain practical insight into the capabilities needed to govern access at enterprise scale