Blueprint: RadiantOne and SailPoint
Clean Identity Data For Better Governance
RadiantOne and SailPoint create a closed-loop identity governance system where access decisions are informed, reviews are faster, and certifications actually make sense.
While SailPoint governs access across systems, RadiantOne ensures that the identity data behind those decisions is clean, correlated, and complete. RadiantOne complements SailPoint by providing full visibility of fine-grained entitlements and access chains for applications as well as unstructured data and servers.
Smarter Access Reviews
Reduce reviewer fatigue with clean, contextualized user records that explain “who” and “why”
Faster Role Mining and Modeling
Use RadiantOne’s normalized identity graph to build reliable access models
Governance That Works Upstream
Improve SailPoint’s performance and accuracy by resolving messy, duplicate user accounts
Full Lifecycle Coverage
Ensure that SailPoint’s revocations and approvals reflect in all connected systems via RadiantOne’s delivery layer
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How It Works
What is the benefit of an identity data management layer for IGA?
IGA tools aren’t built for managing identity data like integrating diverse sources, handling duplicate attributes, or linking accounts across systems. This creates delays, long deployments, and custom connector work, while still leaving enterprises without a single source of truth.
RadiantOne builds that source of truth, powering SailPoint for provisioning, entitlements, and beyond. It simplifies expansion to new sources, speeds deployments, and lowers costs. With near real-time sync and automated remediation, RadiantOne also accelerates onboarding/offboarding and ensures revoked access is quickly enforced across all systems.
Why would I need RadiantOne when I already have SailPoint?
SailPoint manages identities, accounts, and entitlements, but best practice is to separate those functions from the system that monitors compliance. RadiantOne provides that independent layer. It unifies identity data across disparate sources — ingesting, correlating, and analyzing it — so access reviews and segregation of duties can be automated and comprehensive.
RadiantOne also delivers both a high-level view and granular insight into access across all systems, not just SailPoint. This makes it easier to spot risks, enforce compliance, and remediate issues quickly with fewer resources.
What is the difference between fine-grained and coarse-grained controls when referring to the chain of user access?
Fine-grained access control considers multiple factors like role, job title, department, permissions, location, and time, offering greater security and granularity but requiring more complex implementation. On the other hand, coarse-grained access control grants access based on a single factor, making it less secure and susceptible to vulnerabilities like cyberattacks due to its rigid rules and lack of context awareness.
What is the benefit of reporting with RadiantOne?
With RadiantOne, our OOTB reports provide accurate results based on review and control processes inherent in our platform. These results are returned in time- and date-stamped PDF reports that are free of human error, which is the preference of both internal and external auditors.