This episode and the Identity at the Center podcast is supported by CrowdStrike. Learn more at crowdstrike.com.



Jeff Steadman and Jim McDonald sit down with Scott Kriz, GM of Continuous Identity at CrowdStrike, for a deep dive into continuous identity, zero standing access, and the convergence of identity and security. Scott traces his path from co-founding Bitium, to selling it to Google Cloud, to building SGNL and ultimately joining CrowdStrike. The conversation covers how continuous identity works in practice, why traditional PAM and IGA fall short in a real-time world, and what the rise of agentic AI means for identity governance at scale.







Connect with Scott: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottkriz/



Learn more about Crowdstrike: https://www.crowdstrike.com/en-us/platform/next-gen-identity-security/caep/?idac









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Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com









00:00:00 Introduction and welcome

00:01:21 How Scott got into identity and co-founded Bitium

00:03:55 Selling to Google Cloud and the inspiration for SGNL

00:05:02 Continuous identity and zero standing access explained

00:09:13 Defining continuous identity at CrowdStrike

00:10:20 How continuous identity differs from PAM and IGA

00:15:06 Data as the foundation for continuous identity

00:19:29 Open ecosystems, Shared Signals Framework, and CAEP

00:25:26 Agents, identity chaining, SPIFFE, SPIRE, and MCP gateways

00:33:02 Identity inside CrowdStrike's broader security strategy

00:37:27 Identity security budgets and ROI-driven purchasing

00:40:04 Agentic scale and the need for automated identity controls

00:43:39 The SGNL acquisition: what it means for both companies

00:50:25 Zero trust as a real architectural framework

00:54:00 Helicopter skiing, avalanches, and staying present







Keywords: IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald, Scott Kriz, CrowdStrike, SGNL, continuous identity, zero standing access, PAM, IGA, zero trust, agentic AI, non-human identity, NHI, SPIFFE, SPIRE, MCP, identity security, real-time authorization, cybersecurity

#426 - Sponsor Spotlight - Crowdstrike

Jeff and Jim recap their week at KuppingerCole's EIC 2026 in Berlin, covering standout keynotes, hallway conversations, and sessions on securing AI agents, CIAM, and AI versus nuclear regulation. They announce a giveaway of Eve Maler's signed copy of Mastering Digital Identity for YouTube commenters by June 12th. The episode also features live footage and a full interview with Espen Bago, founder of IdentiBeer, recorded at the Berlin event. Jeff, Jim, and Espen discuss the rapid global growth of the IdentiBeer community, terminology challenges around NHI and IAM concepts, the gap between conference talk and real client needs, and why the industry keeps bypassing foundational data work in the rush toward AI and agentic identity.







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Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com







00:00:10 Welcome and EIC 2026 Setup

00:03:57 Eve Maler Book Giveaway Details

00:05:00 Conference Highlights: Keynotes and Hallway Con

00:06:07 Elizabeth Garber's Standing Ovation Keynote

00:07:02 Brazil Invitation and Securing AI Agents

00:09:10 Nuclear Regulation vs. AI Regulation

00:11:07 Upcoming EIC Episode Preview

00:14:16 IdentiBeer Berlin Live Event

00:14:29 Interview with Espen Bago Begins

00:15:14 IdentiBeer Growth and Global Expansion

00:17:23 The IdentiBeer Name Debate

00:23:26 Data Quality Gaps in NHI and IAM

00:26:31 Who Owns IAM Terminology?

00:34:20 Conference Talk vs. Client Reality

00:40:52 The HR-IAM Gap Nobody Talks About

00:43:17 Fundamentals: The Karate Kid Analogy







Keywords: EIC 2026, European Identity Conference, IdentiBeer, Espen Bago, Eve Maler, Elizabeth Garber, Mastering Digital Identity, Berlin, Identiverse, NHI, non-human identities, IAM fundamentals, AI regulation, agentic identity, IGA, PAM, CIAM, IDPro, identity community, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald







#425 - EIC 2026 Recap & IdentiBeer Berlin

Jeff and Jim are back with the May 2026 mailbag, answering listener questions from Amsterdam, Mumbai, Austin, and Berlin. Topics include navigating IAM vendor acquisitions, defending against AI deepfakes in remote onboarding, governing contractor and third-party identities, fixing the leaver process in IGA, and tackling a decade of IAM technical debt. The episode closes with unpopular industry opinions: why RFPs are procurement theater, why rip and replace should be normalized, and why one-throat-to-choke vendor thinking usually backfires.



IDPro new member discount: https://idpro.org/idac/



Connect with us on LinkedIn:



Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com



CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Intro and SNL nostalgia

03:25 AI model roundup: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and usage limits

10:16 Identiverse 2026 and IDPro member discount

14:53 Q1: Navigating vendor acquisitions (Isabelle, Amsterdam)

24:00 Q2: AI deepfakes in identity verification (Rajan, Mumbai)

32:32 Q3: Contractor and third-party identity governance (Caleb, Austin)

43:00 Q4: The leaver process and IGA scope gaps (Anonymous)

51:10 Q5: Tackling IAM technical debt (Tomas, Berlin)

57:00 Normalizing rip and replace

01:01:00 RFPs, one throat to choke, and other hot takes

01:08:00 Wrap-up



KEYWORDS

IAM, identity governance, IGA, vendor consolidation, acquisitions, deepfakes, identity verification, contractor management, non-employee identity, technical debt, rip and replace, RFP, joiner mover leaver, leaver process, Identiverse 2026, IDPro, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald

#424 - IDAC Mailbag for May 2026

Jeff and Jim welcome back Robert Snodgrass, Principal at RSM, for a deep dive into the RSM Middle Market Business Index cybersecurity report. The conversation covers the confidence gap facing middle market organizations, why digital identity remains undervalued despite being the primary attack surface, non-human identity governance, flat cybersecurity budgets, risk framework adoption, and what good incident response preparedness actually looks like. The episode wraps with a spirited Bitcoin Pizza Day toppings debate.



Connect with Robert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-snodgrass-7a199412/



Review the RSM US Middle Market Business Index Special Report on Cybersecurity 2025: https://rsmus.com/middle-market/cybersecurity-mmbi.html?cmpid=ola:45559-idac:bb01





IDPro new member discount: https://idpro.org/idac/





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Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com





TIMESTAMPS

00:00:00 Introduction and Scatter Spider social engineering discussion

00:04:00 IDPro discount code and upcoming conferences

00:06:26 Guest intro: Robert Snodgrass and the MMBI report

00:09:05 Defining the modern middle market

00:12:00 The confidence gap: 96% confident, 18% breached

00:15:04 Why attackers log in and top identity investment priorities

00:19:00 Why only 23% of leaders prioritize digital identity

00:22:00 Internal partnerships as the path to identity program success

00:25:10 AI, shadow AI, and non-human identity risks

00:31:00 NHI governance at scale: 45 to 1 ratio

00:34:50 Cybersecurity budget realities in the middle market

00:39:00 EU regulation and top-line cybersecurity drivers

00:42:03 NIST CSF adoption and risk framework value

00:46:00 Incident response planning: the two-minute drill

00:52:16 Bitcoin Pizza Day and closing thoughts



KEYWORDS

identity security, middle market, cybersecurity, MMBI, RSM, Robert Snodgrass, phishing-resistant MFA, non-human identities, NHI, shadow AI, incident response, NIST CSF, IAM, identity governance, ransomware, tabletop exercises, digital identity, cybersecurity budget, identity program, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald

#423 - The Middle Market Identity Security Gap with Robert Snodgrass

Episode 422 is the debut of Decoded by Identity at the Center, a new sub-series hosted by Jeff Steadman and Sean O'Dell dedicated to unpacking the specifications and standards powering IAM. Joining them is Pieter Kasselman, VP of Open Standards at Defakto and chair of the WIMSE working group. The conversation covers why traditional non-human identity approaches break at agentic scale, how SPIFFE and SPIRE enable short-lived automated credential provisioning without long-lived secrets, and why treating agents as workloads unlocks a decade of existing standards. Pieter walks through critical OAuth specs including JWT authorization grant, token exchange, client ID metadata, and the emerging transaction tokens draft. Sean connects these to practical gateway architecture, continuous access evaluation, and policy-based authorization. The episode closes with real-world deployment examples and a clear takeaway: the tools to secure agentic identity are available today.



Episode Links:Pieter Kasselman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pieter-kasselman-0259862/AI Agent Authentication and Authorization: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-klrc-aiagent-auth/Workload Identity in Multi-system environments (WIMSE): https://ietf-wg-wimse.github.io/OAuth SPIFFE Client Authentication: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-oauth-spiffe-client-auth/Transaction Tokens: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-oauth-transaction-tokens/08/Agentic Identity Control Framework. You Already Have the Pieces. Now Build It. by Sean O'Dell: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/agentic-identity-control-framework-you-already-have-pieces-o-dell-61b5e/







Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction to Decoded by Identity at the Center

00:13 The mission of the Decoded sub-series

03:02 Guest intro: Pieter Kasselman, VP of Open Standards at Defakto

06:21 Why agentic identity is urgent: scale, multi-platform, and shifting threat landscape

10:42 The real cost of API keys and credential sprawl in agentic systems

13:23 Agentic identity identifiers and how SPIFFE assigns unique workload IDs

21:00 Credential types: X.509, JWTs, and workload identity tokens

31:00 Connecting SPIFFE to OAuth and dynamic registration with client ID metadata

38:18 SPIFFE SVIDs, multiple credentials per agent, and governance traceability

41:44 Authentication versus authorization: delegation versus impersonation

47:00 Transaction tokens: binding access to specific transactions to stop token theft

51:21 Identity chaining and cross-domain authorization

55:00 Shared Signals Framework and dynamic authorization

57:00 Gateways, CAEP, and mid-flight token revocation for rogue agents

59:31 What you can deploy today with SPIFFE, OAuth, and existing IDPs

01:02:58 Policy-based access control and why instance-level governance cannot scale

01:04:58 Workload identity federation: Anthropic and Google Agent ID updates

01:07:13 Cross-platform federation and the law of agentic utility

01:11:55 Elevator pitch: agents are workloads and 95% of the problem is solved now

01:17:03 What is coming next: a transaction tokens deep dive



Keywords:

agentic identity, SPIFFE, SPIRE, OAuth, transaction tokens, Shared Signals Framework, WIMSE, workload identity, non-human identity, authorization delegation, JWT, CAEP, API gateway, IAM standards, AIMS, Jeff Steadman, Sean O'Dell, Pieter Kasselman, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jim McDonald, Decoded by Identity at the Center







Decoded by Identity at the Center:



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Sean O'Dell: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanodentity/



Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Visit the show on the web at https://idacdecoded.com/

#422 - Decoded - Securing AI Agents with Standards You Already Have

Jeff and Jim welcome back Henrique Teixeira, SVP of Strategy at Saviynt, for his fourth appearance on the podcast. The episode opens with Jim's firsthand experience building an AI agent for a work project and discovering in real time how identity management challenges surface in the agentic era. After conference updates on EIC in Berlin and Identiverse in Las Vegas, Henrique unpacks the crowded terminology around AI agent governance, from Gartner's agent management platforms to UADP, the Unified Agentic Defense Platform. He proposes a three-pillar framework for managing AI and non-human identities: discovery, identity lifecycle and governance, and runtime access management, with guidance on where to start depending on whether your organization is greenfield or legacy-heavy. The conversation then examines how AI is reshaping the analyst business model, what makes information sources trustworthy, and how proprietary inquiry data forms the real competitive moat for firms like Gartner and Forrester. The episode closes with a wide-ranging discussion on AI's risk to shared cultural experiences, hyper-personalized entertainment, and the ethics of licensing your digital identity in the afterlife.







Connect with Henrique: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernardes/







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00:00:00 Intro

00:00:55 Jim's AI Agent Experiment and Identity Lessons

00:06:04 Conference News: EIC and Identiverse

00:07:22 Identity Beer Community Events

00:08:40 Introducing Henrique Teixeira

00:12:00 AI Control Plane: Competing Terminologies

00:17:36 Three Pillars of AI Agent Identity Management

00:18:46 Why Visibility Matters More for NHI

00:20:00 Ownership, Accountability, and Humans at the Control Plane

00:24:26 Industry Maturity and the Gaps That Remain

00:25:41 Where to Start: Governance-First vs. Visibility-First

00:29:52 AI's Impact on the Analyst Profession

00:34:57 What Analyst Firms Have That AI Cannot Replace

00:39:04 Trust, Boutique Analysts, and Repeatability

00:44:34 Proprietary AI Chatbots and Gated Intelligence

00:49:30 IP Rights and the Legal Gray Zone of AI Training

00:52:14 AI and the Erosion of Shared Cultural Experience

00:58:00 AI Music, Personalized Entertainment, and the Future of Art

01:03:47 Digital Afterlife, Voice Clones, and AI Personas

01:08:18 Wrap-Up and Closing



Keywords: IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald, Henrique Teixeira, Saviynt, AI identity control plane, non-human identities, NHI, agentic AI, AI agents, AI governance, identity lifecycle, access management, discovery, agent management platform, UADP, IAM, Gartner, analyst firms, AI and culture, digital identity, identity security, EIC, Identiverse, identity beer



#421 - The AI Identity Control Plane with Henrique Teixeira

This episode is made possible by GitGuardian. Jeff speaks with Dwayne McDaniel, Principal Developer Advocate at GitGuardian, about secrets sprawl, non-human identity governance, and the findings of the State of Secret Sprawl 2026 report. With 28.6 million secrets leaked to public GitHub in 2025 - a 34% year-over-year increase - they explore why hardcoded credentials persist, how agentic AI tools are making the problem worse, and what IAM practitioners can do to start addressing machine identity governance. Topics include GitGuardian's Good Samaritan notification program, the growing NHI inventory challenge, SPIFFE and SPIRE as a path to zero standing privilege, and data showing Claude Code co-authored commits are more than twice as likely to contain leaked secrets. Visit gitguardian.com/lps/idac to learn more.







Connect with Dwayne: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dwaynemcdaniel/



Dwayne's website: https://dwayne-mcdaniel.com/



Learn more about GitGuardian: https://www.gitguardian.com/lps/idac



GitGuardian Good Samaritan Program (free) - https://www.gitguardian.com/good-samaritan



The State of Secrets Sprawl 2026: https://www.gitguardian.com/state-of-secrets-sprawl-report-2026



SPIFFE Book: https://spiffe.io/book/







Connect with us on LinkedIn:



Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com







TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Introduction and sponsor welcome

00:48 Dwayne's background and path to developer advocacy

04:11 Surprises from entering the identity and security space

06:29 What a principal developer advocate actually does

09:32 Why secrets became Dwayne's focus area

14:10 GitGuardian: overview and mission

19:36 Where secrets commonly leak across the SDLC

22:17 The Good Samaritan notification program explained

28:00 Why 70% of leaked secrets from 2022 were still valid in 2025

33:54 State of Secret Sprawl 2026: the year software changed

40:39 AI coding tools, Claude Code, and secrets leakage data

47:28 Practical questions for IAM practitioners to start asking

52:24 Zero standing privilege and the case for SPIFFE/SPIRE

01:00:00 Resources: the SPIFFE book, WIMSE, and AWS STS

01:02:51 Hot sauce, the Cubs, and closing thoughts







KEYWORDS:

secrets sprawl, hardcoded secrets, non-human identity, NHI governance, GitGuardian, SPIFFE, SPIRE, workload identity, DevSecOps, agentic AI, Claude Code, zero standing privilege, supply chain security, credential abuse, identity and access management, IAM, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald, Dwayne McDaniel

#420 - Sponsor Spotlight - GitGuardian

Recorded live as part of the Identity Management Day 2026 streaming program, Jeff and Jim mark their fifth IMD episode. Introduced by Jeff Reich from the Identity Defined Security Alliance, they reflect on how the IAM industry has evolved since their first IMD episode in 2021 and grade overall progress a C. Topics include what has genuinely improved (passkeys, MFA adoption, broader awareness), what hasn't (compliance fatigue, security theater, persistent credential theft), the exploding challenge of non-human identity governance, whether AI will eventually need to certify other AI, and how AI-powered phishing and deep fakes are raising the bar for identity verification. The episode wraps with chat-submitted IAM bumper stickers.







Identity Management Day 2026: https://www.idsalliance.org/event/identity-management-day-2026/







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Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com







CHAPTERS

0:00 - Jeff Reich intro from the IMD stream

2:00 - Identity Management Day 2026 kicks off

3:30 - Five years of IMD: a look back at episode 88

7:00 - Does IMD move the needle?

9:30 - Who is Identity Management Day actually for?

12:00 - What has improved in IAM over five years

16:00 - What hasn't improved: compliance fatigue and security theater

18:30 - Grading the IAM industry

21:00 - NHI governance: visibility and accountability

26:00 - Can AI certify AI? Agentic identity governance

29:00 - AI-powered phishing and the evolving threat landscape

32:00 - Deep fakes and the identity verification challenge

36:00 - Lighter note: IAM bumper stickers







KEYWORDS

identity management day, identity management day 2026, NHI, non-human identity, agentic AI, phishing, deep fakes, IGA, passkeys, MFA, IAM, identity governance, access management, cybersecurity, credential theft, security awareness, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald



#419 - Identity Management Day 2026 - IDAC Live

What does it mean to build an identity system that is ethical? Jim McDonald and Jeff Steadman are joined by Elizabeth Garber, Executive Director of IDPro and marketing lead for the OpenID Foundation, for a conversation spanning ethics in digital identity, the tension between privacy and safety, biometric exclusion risks, and how practitioners can use structured frameworks to navigate these discussions productively. Elizabeth shares her three-part career journey, the latest from the IDPro community, and previews her upcoming keynotes at EIC Berlin and Identiverse Las Vegas.







Connect with Elizabeth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethgarber



IDPro Discount - New members get $25 off their first year of membership: https://idpro.org/idac/



Ethics and Digital Identity by Henk Marsman: https://bok.idpro.org/article/id/104/



Ethics for Digital Identity and Identity-Driven Algorithms by Mike Kiser: https://bok.idpro.org/article/id/105/



Human Centric Digital Identity white paper: https://openid.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Human-Centric_Digital_Identity_Final-v1.1.pdf







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Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at http://idacpodcast.com







Timestamps:



00:00 Intro and Jim's allergy research

03:42 Conference announcements: EIC and Identiverse

06:00 Welcome Elizabeth Garber

07:04 Elizabeth's three-part origin story

11:55 IDPro mission and the identity community

18:13 Membership, CIDPRO certification, and the Body of Knowledge

21:17 IDPro Slack community

23:40 IdentiBeer and local meetups

26:26 IDPro listener discount at idpro.org/idac

29:00 Operationalizing ideas in IAM

32:19 Ethics in the IDPro Body of Knowledge

33:30 Defining ethics in technology

34:19 The trolley problem and moral consistency

37:10 Big tech, privacy, and law enforcement

39:28 Where practitioners start with ethics

43:30 Biometric exclusion and the Uganda story

49:00 Privacy vs. safety: a false choice?

53:48 The case for consistent ethical frameworks

57:53 Elizabeth's EIC and Identiverse talks

59:49 Improv comedy and expensive hobbies

1:07:25 Wrap-up







Keywords: ethical IAM, digital identity ethics, IDPro, identity and access management, privacy, safety, biometrics, exclusion, Elizabeth Garber, GAIN Digital Trust, OpenID Foundation, Body of Knowledge, Ethical Canvas, zero knowledge proofs, passkeys, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald, EIC Berlin, Identiverse



#418 - Ethical IAM with Elizabeth Garber

This bonus episode of Identity at the Center is brought to you with support from Elimity. Jeff and Jim sit down with Maarten Decat, co-founder and CEO of Elimity, to explore the emerging product category known as IVIP, Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms. Maarten explains how Elimity was built around a question every IAM practitioner eventually faces: who can actually do what within our organization? The conversation covers why IVIP is distinct from traditional IGA, how identity data graphs provide deeper visibility than flat entitlement lists, and what regulatory drivers like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and DORA are pushing organizations toward this space. They also discuss deployment patterns, integration approaches, ROI metrics for leadership, and what Maarten calls provable control. The episode closes with a memorable story about Elimity branded Belgian beer and a very formal legal letter. Learn more at elimity.com/idac.







Connect with Maarten: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maartendecat/



Learn more about Elimity: https://elimity.com/idac







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Jim McDonald: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmcdonaldpmp/



Jeff Steadman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffsteadman/



Visit the show on the web at idacpodcast.com







CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS



00:00 Introduction and ax-throwing memories from EIC Berlin

01:35 Introducing Maarten Decat, co-founder and CEO of Elimity

01:57 How identity chose Maarten: from PhD to startup founder

03:09 The Elimity origin story and the problem it set out to solve

04:52 Defining IVIP: Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms

05:31 Where did the name Elimity come from?

06:57 Why identity visibility has become a security priority now

09:02 What organizations were doing before IVIP existed

11:16 Can IGA do what IVIP does? Addressing the skeptics

14:20 The identity data graph: deeper and wider than IGA

16:20 IVIP and IGA as complementary tools, not competitors

16:49 What falls outside IVIP scope: automated provisioning

18:01 IVIP as the intelligence layer in your IAM stack

19:45 What data sources connect into an IVIP platform

21:44 Extending visibility to non-human identities

22:00 M&A use cases: gaining visibility across two organizations

23:55 IVIP and the identity fabric concept

25:18 Visibility, intelligence, and actions: building the right stack

26:36 How deployments typically start and what early wins look like

28:44 Integration approaches and realistic effort timelines

32:00 What success looks like at six to twelve months

36:07 Metrics and ROI: talking to leadership about identity risk

38:14 Case studies and customer examples on the Elimity website

38:58 What every IAM practitioner should know about IVIP

40:12 Elimity's global reach: EU, US, and Middle East

41:42 The Elimity branded beer story and a very formal legal letter

46:43 Wrap-up and final thoughts





KEYWORDS



IVIP, identity visibility and intelligence platforms, IGA, identity governance, access control, identity data graph, Elimity, Maarten Decat, non-human identities, access risk, provable control, SOC 2, ISO 27001, DORA, CCPA, cybersecurity, PAM, IAM, identity and access management, EIC, IDAC, Identity at the Center, Jeff Steadman, Jim McDonald

#417 - Sponsor Spotlight - Elimity

Identity at the Center is a weekly podcast all about identity security in the context of identity and access management (IAM). With decades of real-world IAM experience, hosts Jim McDonald and Jeff Steadman bring you conversations with news, topics, and guests from the identity management industry. Do you know who has access to what? Want to join the conversation? Visit IdentityAtTheCenter.com or email us at questions@identityatthecenter.com

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