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Webinar slides: IAM rethought with migRaven.MAX

Webinar slides: IAM rethought with migRaven.MAX

The complete presentation from the webinar of 9 June 2026 — „Webinar to go" and therefore a good basis for internal discussion with IT management, security, compliance and other stakeholders.

What the slides contain

The slides lead from the starting position of classic IAM projects to the approach that migRaven.MAX offers instead. They show why Active Directory structures, file server permissions, local groups, cloud accounts, SaaS applications, service accounts and group policies that have grown over the years can only be translated into a few stable roles with difficulty — and which follow-up costs this creates in maintenance.

A separate section is devoted to the Knowledge Graph: instead of placing individual lists and static reports side by side, a connected model of the IT environment is created. Only there does it become visible which groups are used where, which permissions apply to which data and which objects no longer serve any purpose.

From understanding to automation

The presentation closes with the two editions and the path between them:

  • MAX Foundation — connectivity, analysis, Knowledge Graph, AI-supported evaluation, audit reports and Clean-up.
  • MAX Evolution — additionally user lifecycle, provisioning, self-service and process-supported implementation.

Both follow the same basic principle: first understand, then clean up, then automate.

Auszug aus dem Dokument

The presentation for the webinar of 9 June 2026: why classic IAM projects fail on structures that have grown over time — and how migRaven.MAX turns identities, permissions, data structures and compliance requirements into a manageable IAM process via a shared Knowledge Graph.

MR

migRaven Team

IT-Governance Experten

Wichtigste Funktionen

  • Why a role model built on structures that have not been cleaned up merely automates existing chaos

  • The Knowledge Graph as a shared context for identities, data and systems

  • AI-supported analysis based on your own environment instead of generic best practices

  • Clean-up as a prerequisite for effective IAM — including the typical Clean-up questions

  • MAX Foundation and MAX Evolution: first understand, then clean up, then automate