What are some of the most critical, maybe even overlooked data signals that organizations need to start feeding into their identity system in order to make intelligent decisions that are really going to be able to stand up to audit scrutiny?

So every access decision rests on two things, who is acting and what they can reach.

Most organizations are weak on the first and genuinely blind on the second.

The most overlooked half of this is the data.

Governance is always covered structured systems well, like ERP roles and database entitlements, application accounts, but most enterprise data is unstructured and it lives in collaboration tools, which means we've been covering a minority of the risk service with real precision while the majority is going untouched.

Agents read exactly the data class that access governance never covered.

It's not coincidence.

So what would you say, what's your advice as to the first most practical step that an organization can take to start moving from this world of static standing privilege to more of a dynamic and adaptive model that can actually satisfy future compliance demands?