Identity and Access Intelligence
AI interprets access requests, applies permissions, and automates provisioning and approval steps for employees or agents.
Business impact
- Annual savings — Palo Alto Networks reported $150,000 a year in savings.
- Employee follow-up requests — Palo Alto Networks reported 20% fewer follow-up requests.
- Provisioning requests automated — ServiceNow reported that 97 percent of provisioning requests were automated.
- P99 latency — Uber reported production latency for the Security Token Service token-exchange API, with the API below 40 milliseconds.
Data requirements
- Employee access requests (text) — The workflows interpret written requests for demo access or provisioning.
- Permission and identity context (tabular) — The access-control workflow applies existing permissions to employees or agents.
- Token exchange and system access data (tabular) — Uber’s architecture uses token exchange data to mediate access to internal systems.
AI methods and techniques
- Workflow automation — Used to carry out account creation, license assignment, and approval steps from a request.
- Natural language request interpretation — Used to understand employee requests for access before the workflow runs.
- Access control mediation — Used to apply permissions or exchange tokens so agents can access internal systems.
Industries
Real-world evidence
4 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: Palo Alto Networks, Rolls-Royce, ServiceNow, Uber.
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