IDMWORKS, an identity and access management professional services firm, has launched Identity Matrix, a proprietary delivery accelerator that consolidates four separate enterprise identity projects into one engagement. The patent-pending system combines Access Management, Identity Governance & Administration, Privileged Access Management and Source Code Refactoring into a single workflow. Identity Matrix addresses a longstanding industry challenge where onboarding applications typically required multiple separate projects costing tens of millions across multi-year programmes. The platform-neutral system works across existing identity ecosystems including SailPoint, Saviynt, Okta and Microsoft Entra. The accelerator also checks application code against NIST security controls, discovers privileged accounts and classifies machine identities, whilst producing audit-ready documentation. Identity Matrix is operated by IDMWORKS consultants rather than sold as standalone software.

IDMWORKS' Identity Matrix simplifies IAM process. Revolutionizing the Identity game. Alright folks, here comes a leap you don't see every day. IDMWORKS just dropped the bombshell with their Identity Matrix, and it's not just some fancy new tech toy - it's about flipping the script on how enterprises manage identity and access control. For over thirty years, companies have hobbled along trying to weave various identity functions into a single coherent system. It's like a relay race where each leg hands over the baton covered in molasses. Until now. Unifying the fragmented identity landscape. So, what's all this buzz about? Look, it ain't rocket science; it's more like finally getting on the train instead of running alongside it. Historically, enterprises have had to navigate four different identity projects: Access Management, Identity Governance, Privileged Access Management, and the often-ignored Source Code Refactoring. Each one was a separate beast entirely - each with its own costs, teams, and timelines. Investors Hangout, LLC is talking tens of millions over the years, just dripping down the drain in inefficiencies. Enter Identity Matrix - a singular, coordinated powerhouse that converges these disparate paths. Forget having to say the word 'project' with that grimace from here on out. This accelerator does it in one go, slicing through costs like a machete through jungle vines, turning tangled messes into a streamlined, industrialized approach. The nuts and bolts of Identity Matrix. Here's the skinny: the Identity Matrix doesn't just automate workflows; it industrializes them. It packs some heavy artillery: * Simultaneous onboarding to multiple identity functions - saving time like never before. * Slick refactoring of application source code for modern identity patterns. * Ingrained security checks using NIST's best practices and the CVE database. * Discovery and classification of both human and machine identities. * A robust, audit-ready 'Chain of Evidence' aligning with major compliance mandates. "For thirty years, identity has been enterprise information security's last unindustrialized layer." - Paul Bedi, CEO of IDMWORKS Every stage gets the fine touch with human-in-the-loop review, adding an extra layer of assurance to an otherwise fully automated process. Let's tip its hats to innovation that doesn't slack on accountability. Closing the coverage gap. Here's a brain teaser - can most enterprises answer who has access to what across their application landscape? Don't strain yourself; the answer's typically a no. Historically, this gap has been courtesy of labor-intensive and cost-prohibitive manual onboarding. Identity Matrix changes the game entirely by automating where it matters. This beast is platform-neutral, compatible with existing identity systems like SailPoint, Okta, and Ping Identity, to name a few. It fits snugly into existing enterprise ecosystems without disrupting the runtime path, allowing applications to remain native to customer platforms. The unseen impact. Beyond just technological innovation, this development lets organizations flex their governance muscles over every application, not just the big shots. The Identity Matrix isn't an off-the-shelf purchase; it's a service engagement that doles out unprecedented speed and economic alignment, changing how clients invest in identity management altogether. The system isn't just about hitting efficiency marks; it could alter how competitors tackle the issue of identity management. It's the difference between renting expensive project space or living comfortably within a well-designed structure. Look, IDMWORKS might not be selling the Identity Matrix like a canned software suite, but they're offering something way more valuable - a paradigm shift.