Connect MeridianAuthZ to the identity sources, directories, and business applications your organization already uses, with no need to replace your existing systems.
MeridianAuthZ brings your identity and access information into one clear view: active employees and contractors, former employee accounts, application access, group memberships, administrative and privileged access, and access to sensitive systems and information. Stop relying on disconnected spreadsheets and manual account reviews.
MeridianAuthZ helps uncover access that may put your business at risk: former employees with active access, inactive or forgotten accounts, contractors who no longer need access, duplicate accounts, excessive permissions, unnecessary administrative access, and access that has never been reviewed. Find the problems that are easy to overlook before they become security or compliance issues.
MeridianAuthZ gives your team clear findings and recommended actions. Quickly determine which access should remain, which permissions should be reduced, which former employee accounts should be disabled, which contractor accounts should be removed, and which privileged accounts require attention. Reduce manual IT work and make access decisions with greater confidence.
MeridianAuthZ creates clear records that help demonstrate who has access, what each person can access, which accounts were reviewed, when the review was completed, what access was approved, reduced, or removed, and which corrective actions were taken.
MeridianAuthZ begins with a focused pilot that demonstrates value without requiring a large, expensive implementation.
Review your identity and application environment, confirm pilot scope, connect your authoritative identity source and priority applications, establish security and reporting requirements.
Collect identity and access information, review accounts, groups, roles, and permissions, identify data gaps, find initial access risks.
Review former-employee access, inactive accounts, excessive permissions, contractor access, and privileged access. Prepare recommended actions.
Present IGA findings, remediation recommendations, and an audit-ready report. Demonstrate MeridianAuthZ using your environment.
A typical pilot can be completed in approximately 30 days. Timing depends on system access, data quality, application connections, and customer participation.
Preparing for an audit should not require weeks of searching through spreadsheets, emails, support tickets, and disconnected systems. MeridianAuthZ organizes the access information and evidence your organization needs.
Supports audit readiness and evidence collection. It does not guarantee that an organization will pass an audit or achieve compliance.
