Good reviews start
with good questions.
Checklists and explanations for the decisions behind access governance.
Orphan-account review checklist for IT teams
Use this checklist when an application account cannot be confidently linked to its owner. The aim is a defensible decision, not simply a smaller account count.
Explore FIELD GUIDEPrivileged-access review checklist
A privileged-access review asks whether each account has the right level of access for a current, documented purpose.
Explore FIELD GUIDELast active vs last login: reading access evidence
A timestamp is only useful when you know what event it represents. Last active, last login and SSO sign-in counts answer different questions.
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From IGA fundamentals to AI-tool access and service-account reviews.
Identity Governance and Administration (IGA): A Practical Guide
Understand IGA, how it differs from IAM, and how account visibility supports ownership, least privilege and access reviews.
Explore PRACTICAL GUIDEHow to Run a SaaS User Access Review
A practical SaaS access review workflow covering account inventories, owners, privileges, activity, decisions and follow-up evidence.
Explore PRACTICAL GUIDEAI Tool Access Governance: Accounts, Roles and Ownership
Review access to AI tools and connected services with a practical checklist for accounts, owners, privileges, tokens and offboarding.
Explore PRACTICAL GUIDEService Accounts and Non-Human Identity Access Reviews
Review service accounts and integration identities by ownership, purpose, permissions and lifecycle without confusing unmatched accounts with threats.
Explore PRACTICAL GUIDEEmployee Offboarding Access Checklist for SaaS Apps
Verify SaaS offboarding beyond SSO: check local accounts, privileged roles, shared ownership and source evidence after access changes.
Explore PRACTICAL GUIDEAccess Review Evidence: What to Record and Verify
Build a useful account-access review record with scope, source evidence, reviewer decisions, exceptions and verified follow-up.
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