Access Intelligence

Identify User Access Risks and Insights

SCC’s Access Intelligence (AI) incorporates machine learning algorithms to identify user access risks and insights. Access Intelligence analyzes our Identity Warehouse to look for users and their access rights that might by inappropriate or require a high level of review.

The AI risk analytics are woven throughout Access Auditor’s market-leading identity governance solution. User access risks are presented both in risk reports as well as including on user access reviews, providing insights to reviewers and adding value to the user access review process.

User Access Reviews

Customizable Risk Analytics

SCC’s Access Intelligence users a machine learning model to better fit your unique environment. Various criteria can be included to identify user access risks and focus your efforts on the most sensitive users. Some of the risk items include:

  • Org Chart Anomaly: Users with access to systems not common for their job.
  • Terminated Users: Unknown or terminated users with access generate a red flag.
  • Separation of Duties: Configure SOD conflicts to include violations in your risk analysis.
  • Privileged Access: Users with highly-privileged access may need to be reviewed more closely.
  • Last Login: When users are not actively using applications, the accounts may become stale and should be disabled if not needed.
Fuzzy ID

Risk-Based User Access Reviews

Improve the user access review process with insights gained from Access Intelligence. Access review approvers might not understand everything they are attesting to. We can show the Access Intelligence risk-based insights to the reviewers:

  • Make reviews more effective by highlighting areas of concern for extra scrutiny
  • Highlight exceptions to your enterprise roles
  • Limit user access reviews to only the most sensitive users and access rights

What could have been a time-consuming requirement for the entire company is instead a non-event, giving IT high marks for easy-to-use automation.

Don Smith, CIO, Responsys