Identity and Access Management (IAM) is positioned as a foundational enterprise capability for managing digital identities—employees, partners, customers, and increasingly devices and IoT—while protecting corporate assets. As remote work, partner integration, and cloud adoption erode traditional network perimeters, Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) is emphasized as critical for reducing attack surface, enforcing least privilege, improving auditability, and supporting regulatory compliance. Beyond security, IAM/IGA is framed as business-enabling by streamlining access to applications, systems, and data through automated onboarding, change handling, and deprovisioning, while also detecting orphan accounts, excessive entitlements, policy violations, and Separation of Duties (SoD) conflicts.
The report focuses on Omada Identity Cloud, a rebuilt SaaS IGA offering derived from Omada’s established on-premises product. Omada provides broad IGA coverage including lifecycle management, access governance, provisioning, and compliance reporting, supported by an Accelerator Package aimed at enabling production readiness within 12 weeks. The platform is composed of cloud-native services such as data pipeline, provisioning, workflow automation, role/policy engine, identity analytics, and a cloud management portal, with updates planned every six weeks under customer control.
Connectivity is a major theme: out-of-the-box and configurable connectors, a peer connector community, SCIM 2.0 provisioning, and API integration via REST, SQL, GraphQL, and SOAP. Omada’s newer GraphQL business-logic API enables tighter third-party integrations (including ServiceNow-based requesting/approvals), chatbot interfaces for access requests, and policy simulation during requests. Recent enhancements add AI/ML for chatbots, access recommendations, and role suggestions via unsupervised learning, plus compliance and analytics dashboards, a unified compliance workbench, and improved access-request risk visibility. A next-generation microservices architecture, Horizons, underpins future delivery with real-time streaming ingestion, multitenancy, zero-trust design, and fully exposed APIs.
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