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Fine Grained Access Risk Analysis | SoD | Pathlock

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The key to protecting data is controlling who has access to it. However, given the modern multi-application environment that most organizations operate in, this seemingly simple task is getting increasingly complex. Traditional Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) solutions have long been the go-to for managing user access following the concept of Zero Trust for least privileged access, but their capabilities often fall short when it comes to accurately identifying and addressing access risks that reside within existing role assignments. This is where Pathlock steps in, offering a solution that goes beyond the limitations of traditional IGA by enabling fine-grained access risk analysis at the permission level and supporting organizations in their journey to Zero Risk. Traditional IGA solutions, even those offered by leading industry vendors, typically operate at a coarse-grained level. They assess access risks primarily at the role level, which means that risks, when identified

Fine Grained Access Risk Analysis | SoD | Pathlock DEADLINE: Mainstream maintenance for SAP Access Control 12.0 ends December 31, 2027. Get the gap analysis Beyond IGA: The Pathlock Approach to Fine-Grained Access Risk Analysis By Keri Bowman 4-min read Published: 10.24.2024 | Updated: 03.05.2026 Share Add Pathlock on Google Keri Bowman CISA-certified GRC and IGA expert specializing in SAP security, GRC and Converged IGA implementations. View Author Profile Table of Contents. The Limitations of Traditional IGA The Pathlock Difference: Fine-Grained Access Risk Analysis The Impact: Revealing Tru

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