Technical Services Lead, Cybersecurity Engineer at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
Jul 16, 2026
In our day-to-day activities, we use Idira IGA for storing passwords, rotating passwords, and securing connections. We support users and onboard user accounts, elevated accounts, privileged accounts, and all accounts on Idira IGA. On a daily basis, we rotate them according to company policies. Apart from password rotations, we store passwords on the web application. According to user requirements, we provide access to users and approvers. Once a user requests a password, the manager must approve it. Then, the user can access the password. We have implemented policies according to Idira IGA policies.
Infrastructure Lead at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Jun 25, 2026
Idira IGA serves as a unified platform combining IAM, PAM, IGA, and machine identity security within HP. One example of how I use Idira IGA in my day-to-day work is through the PAM capability, where we utilize something called digital workforce within HP. These are Bot IDs used for automations. Whenever we request any new automation to be created, we request a Bot ID with the IGA team within HP, and then it gets onboarded to the PAM solution for automatic credential rotation management on the platform. Other use cases for Idira IGA include management of specific types of accounts, such as supplemental accounts and service accounts. We also use IGA for onboarding users into many other applications within our organization and providing user access, attaching the roles and permissions necessary. Using this platform, we are able to drive our SOX activities, including segregation of duties and other SOX controls which can occur on any application. Those activities are tracked and maintained on this platform.
The usual use cases for CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla that my customers work with include monitoring access, recording it, and session control, as we primarily operate in the health tech and fintech domain. When a vendor logs into CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla, they generally request access for confidential target systems, and we configure the secret proxy for this purpose.
CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla serves as our main tool for access review, certification, and governance of non-human accounts. We handle non-human accounts, which refers to all the RPA bots that use service accounts, and we were able to review the access of these unattended RPA bot service accounts and SaaS users. When a bot is retired, CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla can immediately find that account and review the access, making it a great tool for managing a large number of accounts.
The main use cases for CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla include onboarding users when they are being recruited, as well as managing the moving and exiting processes. When a user like James moves from department A to department B, the IT team no longer needs to manually change roles and permissions to the resources James has access to. Instead, the system automatically provisions James with the new role he has been appointed with. Similarly, when James leaves the organization, all his privileges and resources are automatically revoked without the need to search and manually remove each access point. Users also want to have a single sign-on capability so they do not have to log into multiple applications. They can sign in once and have access to all their applications such as Outlook, Salesforce, CRM solutions, and ERP solutions without logging in individually. The system logs them in automatically to each application. Additionally, CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla helps users work from anywhere, regardless of their location or country. Users do not need to be in their office geo-location to access applications or resources, which provides flexibility for accessing applications wherever they are. Furthermore, if an account gets locked, users can reset their password themselves by answering security questions instead of going through the admin process for approval and re-enabling the account.
We use the tool for access reviews. It is mainly for our regulatory SOX compliance. That was the main use case, and why we purchased Zilla back at the end of 2021.
CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla is designed to streamline identity governance and administration by automating access controls and compliance processes, enhancing security and efficiency.
Known for its robust capabilities, CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla offers comprehensive identity governance that simplifies policy enforcement and compliance management. It enables organizations to efficiently manage user access, reducing risks and ensuring secure operations. By leveraging automation, it...
In our day-to-day activities, we use Idira IGA for storing passwords, rotating passwords, and securing connections. We support users and onboard user accounts, elevated accounts, privileged accounts, and all accounts on Idira IGA. On a daily basis, we rotate them according to company policies. Apart from password rotations, we store passwords on the web application. According to user requirements, we provide access to users and approvers. Once a user requests a password, the manager must approve it. Then, the user can access the password. We have implemented policies according to Idira IGA policies.
Idira IGA serves as a unified platform combining IAM, PAM, IGA, and machine identity security within HP. One example of how I use Idira IGA in my day-to-day work is through the PAM capability, where we utilize something called digital workforce within HP. These are Bot IDs used for automations. Whenever we request any new automation to be created, we request a Bot ID with the IGA team within HP, and then it gets onboarded to the PAM solution for automatic credential rotation management on the platform. Other use cases for Idira IGA include management of specific types of accounts, such as supplemental accounts and service accounts. We also use IGA for onboarding users into many other applications within our organization and providing user access, attaching the roles and permissions necessary. Using this platform, we are able to drive our SOX activities, including segregation of duties and other SOX controls which can occur on any application. Those activities are tracked and maintained on this platform.
The usual use cases for CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla that my customers work with include monitoring access, recording it, and session control, as we primarily operate in the health tech and fintech domain. When a vendor logs into CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla, they generally request access for confidential target systems, and we configure the secret proxy for this purpose.
CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla serves as our main tool for access review, certification, and governance of non-human accounts. We handle non-human accounts, which refers to all the RPA bots that use service accounts, and we were able to review the access of these unattended RPA bot service accounts and SaaS users. When a bot is retired, CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla can immediately find that account and review the access, making it a great tool for managing a large number of accounts.
The main use cases for CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla include onboarding users when they are being recruited, as well as managing the moving and exiting processes. When a user like James moves from department A to department B, the IT team no longer needs to manually change roles and permissions to the resources James has access to. Instead, the system automatically provisions James with the new role he has been appointed with. Similarly, when James leaves the organization, all his privileges and resources are automatically revoked without the need to search and manually remove each access point. Users also want to have a single sign-on capability so they do not have to log into multiple applications. They can sign in once and have access to all their applications such as Outlook, Salesforce, CRM solutions, and ERP solutions without logging in individually. The system logs them in automatically to each application. Additionally, CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla helps users work from anywhere, regardless of their location or country. Users do not need to be in their office geo-location to access applications or resources, which provides flexibility for accessing applications wherever they are. Furthermore, if an account gets locked, users can reset their password themselves by answering security questions instead of going through the admin process for approval and re-enabling the account.
My use cases for CyberArk IGA Powered by Zilla are identity and access management and governance, focusing on identities and identity governance.
We use the tool for access reviews. It is mainly for our regulatory SOX compliance. That was the main use case, and why we purchased Zilla back at the end of 2021.