IAM TechDirectory Hygiene Review
A focused, tool-assisted review of your multi-domain Active Directory and Entra ID ecosystem — the data quality issues that quietly undermine PAM deployments, access certification, and governance generally, found and prioritised in hours, not the weeks a manual pass takes.
What this actually is
Clean directory data is the precondition for governance meaning anything. A certification reviewer looking at "member of Group_X47" with no description, no owner, no stated purpose has no real basis to approve or deny it; a PAM rollout that needs a manager attribute for approval routing has nothing to route on. Different symptoms, same root cause. We run our own purpose-built directory analysis tooling against a connection to your directory, surfacing exactly this — privileged groups with no description, users with no manager, ownerless groups nobody currently at the organisation can explain — as prioritised findings, with a clear view of who owns and who's a member of what. The review itself never touches your directory — only fixes you explicitly approve do, and only once you're ready for that.
What's included
- Purpose-built directory analysis — privileged groups, ownership gaps, and missing descriptions, across your real multi-domain Active Directory and Entra ID ecosystem, not a sample or a questionnaire
- A prioritised findings review with a specialist, not a raw export
- Approved fixes, where you want them — executed, logged, and one-click reversible; offered, not assumed as part of every engagement
What this isn't
- Not free, and not a self-serve tool you get login access to — an expert-led engagement using our own tooling on your behalf
- Not a platform we operate for you — the review itself never touches your directory; only fixes you explicitly approve do
- Not a substitute for ongoing Managed Access Governance — this is where hygiene work starts, not where certification ends
Who this is for
Teams whose group and entitlement data is too messy for certification to mean anything, whose PAM rollout is stalling on missing ownership or manager data, or who are staring down an audit and know the underlying data won't hold up to scrutiny.
Why access governance fails without clean directory data →