Tech Talk Tuesday - May - ISRA2.0

Understanding identity risk across modern environments is increasingly difficult, especially as organisations manage not only human users, but also non-human identities and emerging AI-driven agents accessing critical systems.

In this session, we introduced ISRA 2.0 (Identity Security Risk Assessment), a rapid, evidence-led approach to uncovering identity risk and translating it into clear, business-relevant insights.

Rather than a deep technical assessment or remediation exercise, ISRA is designed to provide fast, structured visibility into where risk exists and what it means for your organisation.

What we covered:

• How identity risk is identified across users, accounts, credentials, and non-human identities
• How access patterns from automation and AI-driven processes introduce new risk considerations
• How complex technical findings are translated into business-level challenges
• How risk is grouped into key themes such as standing privilege, identity hygiene, and credential exposure
• How to prioritise areas of focus based on impact and risk

You’ll see how identity risk can be surfaced, simplified, and explored through a structured report, enabling real-time validation and discussion without the need for deep technical analysis. Expect a practical session with clear takeaways you can use to better understand your current identity security posture.

Who should watch:

• Security and IAM teams: looking to gain clear visibility into identity risk across human and non-human identities
• Organisations early in their identity security journey: looking to understand exposure before committing to specific solutions
• Teams preparing for broader security or compliance initiatives: looking to baseline identity risk and prioritise next steps