The client is a Fortune 500 global manufacturing enterprise with over 120,000 users across multiple regions and business units. The organization relied on legacy identity directories and fragmented access controls that were over 15 years old. These outdated systems limited visibility, slowed user provisioning, and increased security risks. To modernize identity governance and strengthen security posture, the organization partnered with Zymr.
The organization operated with multiple disconnected identity systems, leading to inconsistent access controls and lack of centralized governance. Manual provisioning and deprovisioning processes created delays, increased administrative overhead, and elevated the risk of human error.
A significant number of orphaned accounts accumulated over time, creating potential security vulnerabilities and compliance risks. The absence of real-time visibility into user access made it difficult to enforce least-privilege principles and meet regulatory requirements.
Privileged accounts were not adequately monitored or controlled, increasing exposure to insider threats and potential breaches. The company needed a scalable Identity and Access Management (IAM) solution to unify identity governance, automate lifecycle management, and enhance overall security.
Zymr enabled the organization to transition from fragmented identity systems to a unified IAM and IGA framework powered by Okta and SailPoint. This transformation improved operational efficiency, strengthened governance, and reduced security risks.
Zymr implemented a comprehensive IAM modernization strategy to streamline identity lifecycle management and enforce strong governance controls across the enterprise.