Fragmented Source Ownership
Fragmented Source Ownership is the situation where identity-relevant data exists across many sources without clear authority or coordination.
Definition
Fragmented Source Ownership occurs when the organization has multiple identity and access data sources but no strong model defining who owns which data domain and how those sources should interact. This increases inconsistency, slows remediation, and weakens trust in the IAM backbone.
Why it matters
Fragmented Source Ownership is the situation where identity-relevant data exists across many sources without clear authority or coordination.
The Ariovis perspective
Ariovis does not modernize an anti-pattern by adding another tool. The first step is to understand the process, ownership and operating weakness, then simplify the target before automating it.
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