How does IGA differ from traditional IAM?

IAM focuses primarily on authentication and access, while IGA adds governance, auditing, certification, and lifecycle control to ensure access remains appropriate over time.

Why is IGA important for security and compliance?

IGA provides visibility and documentation of who has access to what, why they have it, and whether it is still required, which is essential for risk management and regulatory compliance.

Sicra helps organizations establish and mature IGA by defining clear processes, role models, and governance mechanisms that improve control, reduce risk, and simplify compliance. Read more about "Access management – Identity and access management (IAM)" here > Read more about "CISO-for-hire" here > Read more about "Security consulting" here >

IGA (Identity Governance and Administration)

What is IGA?

IGA (Identity Governance and Administration), is the discipline that combines identity management with governance, control and compliance for access rights within an organization.

IGA focuses on who has access to what, why they have access, and whether that access is still required. This includes processes such as access requests, approvals, role models, periodic access reviews and certification.

IGA can be compared to an access ledger: it provides visibility, control and an audit trail for all identities and entitlements.

Sicra and IGA

Sicra helps organizations establish and improve IGA capabilities that strengthen control, reduce risk and simplify regulatory compliance.

Through services such as Identity and Access Management (IAM), CISO-for-hire and Security consulting, Sicra supports the design and implementation of IGA processes, including role modeling, access reviews and lifecycle management of users and entitlements.

IGA (Identity Governance and Administration)

What is IGA?

Sicra and IGA

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