Certification is a key aspect in security of an organization. It
enforces the organization to perform a periodic introspection of
the accesses assigned to identities so as to curtail incorrect
assignments on a periodic basis.

Imagine a bank’s security resting on certifications performed by
individuals who have no idea what they’re certifying. This was the reality
for one European bank, where managers and application owners
routinely approved access reviews without understanding the assigned
privileges. This rubber-stamping, combined with audits focused only on
offboarding, created a false sense of security, leaving the bank
vulnerable to internal and external threats.

AMAlina empowers informed access reviews. Unlike traditional
processes that rely on uninformed certifications, AMAlina provides
managers and application owners with the context they need to make
accurate decisions. This ensures that certifications are meaningful and
contribute to a stronger security posture.