No Recertification Operating Model
No Recertification Operating Model is the absence of a defined way to scope, schedule, assign, monitor, and complete access reviews.
Definition
No Recertification Operating Model occurs when access reviews are treated as occasional obligations rather than as a governed recurring control. Without explicit scope, frequency, actors, campaign monitoring, and follow-up actions, recertification becomes inconsistent and low-value.
Why it matters
No Recertification Operating Model is the absence of a defined way to scope, schedule, assign, monitor, and complete access reviews.
The Ariovis perspective
A review campaign is useful only if owners, data quality, rights semantics and remediation are clear. The objective is not to send forms, but to make reliable decisions and act on them.
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