Simeio Solutions

Many organizations still lack a reliable view of their applications and who is responsible for them. Information lives in different systems, ownership changes without record, and access data is often incomplete. When an audit lands, teams spend weeks reconciling facts that should have been clear from the start.

A disciplined, automated application inventory changes this. By Application Lifecycle Management and specifically continuously discovering assets and validating ownership and access, leaders gain confident oversight: Clearer accountability, faster response to risk, and audit evidence that doesn’t require a scramble.

Dr. Phillip Messerschmidt, Lead Advisor at KuppingerCole, will examine the strategic importance of application inventory as a foundation for IAM. He will present market observations as well as operational and compliance challenges caused by fragmented systems, and outline maturity benchmarks and best practices. His contribution highlights how unified inventories strengthen governance and position IAM as a business enabler.

Asif Savvas, Co-Founder and CPO at Simeio, will demonstrate how Simeio IO operationalizes automated discovery, centralized visibility, and lifecycle management across identity assets. They will share real-world metrics, business value analyses, and outcomes achieved by customers. Their session will unpack how automation reduces support tickets, cuts onboarding timelines, and delivers rapid ROI with simplified audit readiness.

The IDaaS market combines Access Management functions with Identity and Access Governance capabilities, and delivers them as a cloud-based managed service designed to meet the common IAM requirements of hybrid IT environments, but finding the right IDaaS solution with a focus on Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) can be challenging.

2020 will go down in history as the year in which many companies gave their stagnating digital transformation initiatives a big new push. Due to the pandemic, organizations were forced to rapidly scale up their remote working facilities, secure employee-owned devices (Bring Your Own Devices (BYODs) , and maintain a secure environment for enterprise and customer identities . However, when it comes to their identity architecture, the picture is typically fragmented. They may have a general Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform from one company, a Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution from another, and some other pieces of IAM deployed, but still face gaps.

For traditional or Business-to-Employee (B2E) IAM, HR departments are responsible for gathering documentation from employees to determine their suitability for employment. For Business-to-Consumer (B2C) or CIAM, identity proofing can be more difficult. Depending on the nature of the business, the attributes that need to be collected and verified can differ widely. For example, Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations govern the kinds of attributes and authoritative attributes that must be collected in the finance industry.

In this Webinar, KuppingerCole´s Managing Director UK / Senior Analyst Peter Cummings will discuss with you how to assess the maturity level of your existing IdM infrastructure and how to define a strategy to improve. Followed by Peter, Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) will present together with Simeio Solutions their next generation Identity and Access Governance infrastructure and describe, why these types of solutions are becoming more pervasive in the consumer space.