When Access Reviews Become a Tick-Box Exercise and How to Fix Them

User access reviews are intended to reduce risk, yet in many organisations they quietly lose their effectiveness. Reviewers are expected to approve access they cannot clearly see, do not fully understand, and must sign off within timelines that reward speed rather than sound judgement. Over time, excessive and outdated access accumulates, blind spots grow across regulated applications, and access reviews become a compliance formality rather than a meaningful control.

In this webinar, we unpack why access reviews break down in real-world enterprise environments—and what changes when accountability, decision context, and risk are built into the process. You will see how fragmented, siloed reviews create hidden exposure, and how organisations can move towards unified, risk-based access reviews that strengthen governance and stand up to audit scrutiny.