Microsoft Entra ID Governance Lifecycle Workflows automate user identity lifecycle management to improve security, reduce risks, and enhance compliance. This session guides customizing workflows, integrating with external systems, and monitoring to streamline onboarding, moves, and offboarding processes for efficient identity governance.

Identity Threat Detection and Remediation solutions provide continuous, centralized visibility into all human and non-human identities, detecting anomalous behaviors and identity-based threats in near real time. They integrate with existing IAM, PAM, and IGA systems to automate risk prioritization, response, and remediation actions such as access revocation and policy enforcement, significantly enhancing security posture and reducing identity attack surfaces.

Identity Threat Detection and Remediation enhances security posture by providing comprehensive visibility across human and machine identities, uncovering orphaned accounts and unauthorized access. Integrating with existing IAM and PAM solutions, it enables near real-time detection and automated response to identity-based threats, reducing risks from credential theft and lateral movement within environments.

Strong SDLC security governance enforces least privilege access, multi-factor authentication, and continuous monitoring to reduce risks such as insider threats, code leaks, and compliance violations. Integrating identity-centric controls throughout the software development lifecycle helps protect valuable intellectual property while enabling developer productivity and accountability.