Evolving an IAM and Access Management architecture
A banking organization wanted to assess an initial identity architecture designed for a partner use case and define sustainable evolution scenarios.
- IAM Architecture
- Access Management
- Authorization
Context
The identity system had been designed for a single partner-oriented use case. The architecture was robust but lacked a long-term evolution strategy, internal ownership was limited, documentation was incomplete and initial choices restricted expansion to other use cases.
Challenges
- Assess the strengths and limitations of the existing architecture.
- Review the authorization model and lifecycle management.
- Assess governance and delegated administration.
- Define realistic evolution scenarios.
Our approach
Ariovis performed a functional review, analyzed pain points, examined the authorization model, assessed lifecycle management and audited the development structure. Governance, delegated administration and organizational impacts were also reviewed.
Results
- A substantiated assessment of the identity system.
- A clear view of strengths, risks and structural limitations.
- Scenarios distinguishing what can be retained from what requires redesign.
- An objective basis for governing the transformation.
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