Access reviews, access certification, audit readiness and compliance evidence, plus the identity data quality problems that sit underneath all of them.
Alex brings Claude Enterprise under the same identity governance as every other application: inventorying members, roles, groups and connectors, surfacing the blind spots, and routing every change for human approval before anything is applied.
Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) implementations are critical for modern businesses, yet they often face significant challenges. A McKinsey study reveals a disheartening trend in IT projects: they tend to run 45% over budget, 7% over time, and deliver 56% less value than predicted. Under
Access reviews are designed to enforce least privilege principles, yet at enterprise scale they frequently devolve into rubber stamping-where reviewers approve nearly all requests. This occurs not due to negligence, but because the process is structurally optimized for speed over quality decisions.
Justin Woody
Every quarter, the same report lands: accounts without owners, unjustified entitlements, mismatched HR records, and non-expiring service accounts. The IAM team knows what needs fixing, but the cycle begins with chasing unresponsive application owners, scheduling meetings, and escalating missed deadl
Justin Woody - Co Founder
Roughly 70% of large companies conduct annual cybersecurity audits, and they’re widely despised. Compliance teams spend months gathering evidence, working extended hours, and managing operational slowdowns. The process involves auditors requesting documentation with tight deadlines and follow-up dem
Justin Woody
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