The best feature of CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla is its rapid integration and deployment. It has a lot of pre-built integrations for SaaS applications as well as cloud-based and on-premise applications, which allows us significantly faster deployment compared to other legacy IGA tools. It also focuses on securing and managing non-human identities, bots, service accounts, and APIs, which often pose high security risks. It is used mostly for robotic automation, connecting applications that lack APIs and enabling automated data collection for governance. With CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla, automation impacts our access reviews by allowing us to generate access reviews automatically. It generates entitlement profiles, analyzes access, and suggests approvals or denials based on the service and bot accounts we use. This overall reduces manual effort in access reviews by up to 60%, and it monitors the access reviews for recertification, notifying if a user has not utilized their privileged IDs for an extended period. The AI or automation suggests if this user is no longer using their access, prompting their manager to make a decision whether to approve or deny access. Previously, we performed manual work repeatedly, creating one-by-one campaigns and triggering them individually. However, with automation, we now employ a group of people for on-demand recertification, and for all privileged IDs, we use time-based recertification that runs every quarter or every 90 days. This significantly reduces our time by about 40 to 60%, and no manual effort is required for these activities.
