Bring Agentic AI to IGA

Autonomous Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) is a modern approach to managing user access that leverages automation, AI, and real-time insights to govern identities with minimal human intervention. Instead of relying on manual processes and static roles, autonomous IGA adapts dynamically to organizational changes; automatically provisioning, reviewing, and deprovisioning access as users join, move, or leave. Lumos delivers autonomous IGA through Albus, its AI identity agent, enabling faster onboarding, continuous compliance, and secure least-privilege enforcement at scale.

An AI identity agent is an intelligent, automated assistant that helps IT and security teams manage identity governance tasks more efficiently. It analyzes access data, detects anomalies, recommends policy improvements, and helps enforce least-privilege access – all in real time. Lumos’ AI identity agent, Albus, transforms how teams manage access by identifying unused entitlements, optimizing roles, and accelerating decision-making during access reviews and policy enforcement.

Autonomous identity management uses AI and workflow automation to govern identities throughout their lifecycle, from onboarding to offboarding, without constant manual oversight. It connects to systems like HRIS, IdP, and SaaS tools to detect changes (e.g., role changes or departures), then triggers appropriate access actions automatically. With Lumos, autonomous identity management includes joiner-mover-leaver workflows, self-service app access, automated access reviews, and AI-driven policy recommendations; all managed through a single, unified platform.

Automating access reviews involves using identity governance tools to schedule, assign, and track access certifications without relying on spreadsheets or email threads. Lumos automates every step of the process: notifying app owners, surfacing intelligent recommendations via Albus, logging reviewer comments, and enforcing decisions across connected systems. This not only reduces review fatigue but also ensures that audits are always complete, compliant, and audit-ready.

Segregation of Duties (SoD) violations occur when a single user has access or permissions that create a conflict of interest or increase the risk of fraud, error, or security breaches. For example, if one person can both approve expenses and issue payments, that’s an SoD violation; because it removes the necessary checks and balances that protect organizational integrity. Lumos helps prevent SoD violations by enforcing least-privilege access, automating User Access Reviews (UARs), and enabling entitlement-level visibility across all users and systems. With policy-based access controls and AI-driven insights from Albus, Lumos flags risky permission combinations, monitors for access drift, and ensures that roles are appropriately scoped.