When a Saudi insurance company finally ran its first formal access review, the results were sobering: 22% of all active permissions across core systems belonged to employees who…
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Ask any employee at a mid-sized Saudi enterprise how many passwords they manage for work, and the honest answer is usually somewhere between eight and fifteen — email,…
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A large Saudi university with over 14,000 students and staff once tracked its single largest IT helpdesk expense: password resets. On average, over 200 reset tickets landed every…
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At a Riyadh manufacturing company, new employees historically received their initial network password the same way for over a decade: printed on a slip of paper handed over…
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A finance manager at a Jeddah-based construction firm was promoted to Regional Controller last year. Nine months later, an internal audit found she still held full access to…
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Imagine a Saudi telecom operator that just updated its remote-access policy: contractors can no longer access financial systems after 6 PM. Under a manual model, someone has to…
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A university in Riyadh once discovered, during a routine audit, that 340 former staff and teaching assistants still had active domain accounts — some dating back four years.…
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An IT director in Riyadh recently described her team’s IAM selection process this way: “We picked the product with the flashiest demo, and eighteen months later we’re still…
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A teller in a mid-sized Saudi bank branch resigns on a Sunday. By Tuesday, her domain account is still active, her core-banking system access is still live, and…
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Picture the IT team at a growing Riyadh-based logistics company. Over eight years, three system administrators have come and gone. Nobody documented why “Sales_Temp_2019” OU still exists, why…
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