Key takeaways from Black Hat 2023: The future of access is adaptive

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by
 
Jagadeesh Kunda
September 10, 2023
 
 
 
Key Takeaways
  • Black Hat 2023 practitioners reached a clear consensus: decentralized SaaS deployment, growing NHI populations, and distributed workforces create an access surface that manual certification and role-based provisioning cannot keep current, accurate, or least-privileged.
  • The adaptive access model practitioners described requires four capabilities legacy IGA lacks: real-time identity discovery, context-sensitive policy enforcement, autonomous remediation without human approval cycles, and dynamic access scoping that adjusts as risk context changes.
  • Oleria delivers all four capabilities within a single access graph architecture, using continuous connector integration to maintain live entitlement data and activity overlay to power both governance decisions and anomaly detection.
  • The industry shift Black Hat 2023 documented from periodic manual review to continuous autonomous governance maps directly to the architectural difference between legacy IGA that pulls data for certification campaigns and Oleria's platform that maintains a live access graph from all connected sources.

This summary was created with AI and reviewed by an editor.

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