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Lean IGA Market Overview 2026
- Understand why Lean IGA is emerging as its own market segment, delivering core identity lifecycle management and access governance without the complexity and overhead of traditional enterprise IGA platforms
- Learn what separates Lean IGA from legacy platforms: faster deployment, easier administration, and lower implementation effort
- See why out-of-the-box integrations with HR systems, directories, ITSM, and everyday business applications are becoming an expected baseline capability
- Get a view of the functional foundation of Lean IGA: automated joiner-mover-leaver processes, access requests, and approval workflows
- Understand how AI-assisted capabilities (access recommendations, role discovery, natural-language interaction) are increasingly shaping vendor differentiation in this space
Identity Governance and Administration is no longer only an enterprise concern. Growing regulatory pressure, cloud adoption, and increasingly distributed applications are pushing organizations of every size to demonstrate control over identities and access.
This webinar introduces Lean IGA, a distinct market segment built for organizations that need core lifecycle management and access governance, including certifications and compliance reporting, delivered through rapid deployment, low-code configuration, and strong connectivity to Microsoft AD, Entra ID, and everyday business systems, without the overhead of a traditional enterprise IGA program.
Nitish Deshpande, Senior Analyst at KuppingerCole Analysts, examines how Lean IGA differs from traditional enterprise IGA. He presents the core capabilities organizations should expect from Lean IGA solutions, including identity lifecycle management, access certifications, and compliance reporting, alongside preferred delivery models, and shares findings from the latest Lean IGA Leadership Compass.
Who should attend
IAM and security leaders at small, mid-sized and mid-market organizations evaluating identity governance solutions; IT and security managers; and IAM consultants advising growing organizations on their structured governance programs.
