Two-Part Webinar | Identity Security Modernization

Veza Identity Modernization: 
​Coexist, Replace, and Secure 
​Every Identity

Identity modernization does not have to be all-or-nothing. Join Veza to learn how security and IAM teams can start by gaining visibility and control across existing IAM investments, then evolve toward a modern access governance model for human identities, non-human identities, and AI agents.

Date: June 23, 2026

Webinar Timings: 2-3 PM ET

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Enterprise Identity Programs Are Under 
​Pressure From Every Direction.

Cloud adoption, SaaS sprawl, automation, DevOps, service accounts, APIs, and AI agents have expanded the identity landscape far beyond traditional employee access. At the same time, many IAM, IGA, and PAM programs still rely on fragmented views, static role models, manual access reviews, and limited context into what identities can actually do once access is granted.

The result is a growing gap between identity administration and identity security.
IAM teams need more than a record of who was assigned access. Security teams need to understand effective permissions, risky access paths, excessive privileges, and the relationships between identities and critical systems. Business leaders need modernization paths that reduce risk without creating unnecessary disruption.
That is where Veza identity modernization comes in.

Two Modernization Paths

The AI Control Tower Masterclass is designed as a working blueprint for enterprise AI governance.
Across three sessions, you will learn how to:

Part 1: Coexist with Your Existing
IAM Deployment


Modernization can begin without replacing the systems you already depend on.



In this path, Veza works alongside your current IAM, IGA, PAM, cloud, SaaS, data, and application environments to provide deeper access visibility and intelligence. Teams can use this approach to improve access reviews, identify excessive permissions, detect risky access, and prioritize least privilege without forcing a major architectural reset.


This path is designed for teams that want to:

  • Preserve current IAM investments while improving identity security outcomes
  • Gain a unified view of access across fragmented systems
  • Understand effective permissions beyond group or role membership
  • Strengthen access reviews with better context
  • Reduce excessive access across cloud, SaaS, data, and enterprise applications
  • Build confidence before larger IAM transformation decisions


Coexistence gives teams a practical starting point: improve visibility and control now, while keeping future modernization options open.



Path 2: Replace or Upgrade Legacy 

IAM Workflows


For organizations ready to move further, Veza can support a broader modernization strategy across identity governance and access workflows.

This path may include replacing or upgrading selected legacy IAM workflows depending on your architecture, requirements, operating model, and maturity. The goal is not a one-size-fits-all rip-and-replace approach. The goal is to create a modern access governance model that is more intelligent, risk-aware, and ready for human, non-human, and AI-driven access patterns.


This path is designed for teams that want to:

  • Modernize access requests, approvals, and reviews
  • Move from static access models to dynamic access intelligence
  • Improve governance for cloud, SaaS, data, and custom applications
    Extend identity security to service accounts, machine identities, and AI agents
  • Reduce manual effort in access certification and entitlement analysis
  • Align IAM modernization with zero trust, cloud security, and enterprise transformation programs


Replacement is not the starting assumption. It is a strategic option when your business, architecture, and risk priorities call for a more modern identity governance model. .

Why Identity Security Is Changing

Identity used to be centered on workforce users, directories, and application access.


That model is no longer enough.

Modern enterprises now depend on thousands of identities that may never log in like a traditional user. Service accounts execute jobs. Cloud roles grant infrastructure privileges. SaaS integrations move data. APIs connect systems. AI agents can act on behalf of users, workflows, or business processes.

These identities often have powerful permissions, limited ownership, and unclear business context.
Traditional IAM tools can still play an important role, but many were not designed to answer the security questions that matter most today:

Who can reach sensitive data?
Which permissions are actually effective?
Which identities are overprivileged?
Which access paths create risk?
How do humans, machines, and AI agents interact with critical systems?

Identity security is changing because access itself has changed. Modernization starts with understanding that access relationship.

What Veza Helps Teams Understand

Veza helps security and identity teams build a clearer, more actionable view of access across the enterprise.

Who Has Access

Understand which users, groups, roles, service accounts, machine identities, and AI agents have access to critical systems.

What They Can Do

Go beyond assigned roles and group membership to understand effective permissions and actual access capabilities.

Which Permissions Are Risky

Identify sensitive, privileged, toxic, excessive, or unusual permissions that may increase risk.

Where Excessive Access Exists

Find overprivileged identities, unnecessary entitlements, dormant access, and access that no longer aligns to business need.

How Human, Non-Human, and AI Identities Interact with Critical Systems

Map relationships across applications, SaaS platforms, cloud environments, data systems, automation workflows, and agentic access paths.

​​Detailed Agenda
​Part 1: Coexistence Strategy

Theme: Modernize identity security without disrupting your existing IAM architecture.

In the first part of the webinar, we will explore how Veza can coexist with current IAM, IGA, PAM, cloud, SaaS, data, and application environments. This session is focused on how teams can gain immediate visibility and control while continuing to use existing identity systems.

Topics include:

Why coexistence is a practical first step for identity modernization

How fragmented IAM environments create access risk

How Veza adds access intelligence across existing identity and security tools

How to understand effective permissions across cloud, SaaS, apps, and data

How to improve access reviews with richer context

How to identify excessive access and prioritize least privilege

How coexistence supports zero trust and identity-first security programs

Recommended for:

Teams that want stronger identity security outcomes without beginning with a disruptive replacement project.

Part 2: Full IAM Modernization Strategy

Theme: Evolve toward a modern access governance model for humans, machines, and AI agents.

In the second part of the webinar, we will cover how Veza can support a broader IAM replacement or upgrade strategy where it fits the organization’s architecture, requirements, and maturity. This session is focused on modernizing workflows, improving governance, and preparing identity programs for the next generation of access patterns.

Topics include:

When to consider upgrading or replacing legacy IAM workflows

How to evaluate modernization opportunities across access requests, approvals, and reviews

How to govern human and non-human identities together

How AI agents change the access governance model

How to move from static entitlement management to dynamic access intelligence

How to align modernization with cloud security, zero trust, and enterprise transformation

How to build a phased roadmap from coexistence to broader IAM modernization

Recommended for:

Organizations evaluating IAM transformation, IGA modernization, access governance redesign, or identity security architecture changes.

What You’ll Learn

By attending this webinar, you will learn how to:

Build an identity modernization strategy that does not force an all-or-nothing decision

Use coexistence to improve visibility and control across current IAM investments

Identify excessive, risky, and hidden permissions across complex environments

Strengthen access reviews with effective permission context

Govern human identities, service accounts, cloud identities, and AI agents more consistently

Decide when legacy IAM workflows should be extended, upgraded, or replaced

Create a phased modernization roadmap aligned to risk, maturity, and business priorities

Connect identity security modernization to zero trust, cloud security, and enterprise transformation initiatives

Who Should Attend

This webinar is designed for leaders and practitioners responsible for identity, security, governance, 

and enterprise modernization.

Recommended Attendees Include:

CISOs and security executives

IAM leaders

Identity governance and administration leaders

Security architects

Cloud security leaders

Zero trust leaders

Platform owners

Infrastructure and application owners

Enterprise transformation teams

Risk and compliance stakeholders

Teams evaluating IAM, IGA, PAM, or identity security modernization

Questions This Webinar Will Answer

How can we modernize identity security without immediately replacing our IAM stack?

What does coexistence look like in a real enterprise IAM environment?

How can Veza help us see effective permissions across cloud, SaaS, data, and applications?

Where should identity teams start when access is fragmented across many systems?

How can we reduce excessive access without slowing the business down?

What changes when non-human identities and AI agents become part of the access model?

When does it make sense to upgrade or replace legacy IAM workflows?

How can identity modernization support zero trust and cloud security initiatives?

What should a phased identity modernization roadmap include?

Featured Speakers

Frank Wray

​Director - Identity Security Practice

​Templar Shield


Justin Stevens

SR Solutions Sales Executive

​ServiceNow|Veza


Zac Wilson

SR Advisory Solution Consultant

​ServiceNow|Veza


Reserve Your Seat For The Veza 
​Identity Modernization Masterclass

Reserve your spot for the two-part session on coexistence, 

modernization, and securing every identity.

Date: June 23, 2026

Webinar Timings: 2-3 PM ET
Webinar Recording Coming Soon

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The webinar is designed around two paths: coexistence and broader modernization. Many teams begin by using Veza to gain visibility and control across their existing IAM estate before deciding whether selected workflows should be upgraded or replaced.

No. The core message of this session is that identity modernization does not have to be all-or-nothing. Veza can support coexistence with existing tools and can also support modernization strategies where replacement or workflow redesign makes sense.

The webinar will cover human identities, non-human identities, service accounts, cloud identities, and AI agents. The focus is on understanding access across the full identity landscape, not only traditional workforce access.

The session will be practical and technical enough for IAM and security architecture leaders, while still being relevant for CISOs and executive stakeholders. It will focus on modernization strategy, access visibility, risk reduction, and governance outcomes.

Yes. Many organizations already have multiple IAM, IGA, and PAM investments. This webinar will explain how Veza can coexist with those systems to provide access intelligence across fragmented environments.

Yes. AI agents are part of the modernization discussion because they introduce new access patterns and governance questions. The webinar will explore how identity teams can think about AI agents alongside humans and non-human identities.

No. Compliance is part of the access governance conversation, but the session is broader. It will cover risk reduction, least privilege, effective permissions, access reviews, modernization strategy, and identity security architecture.

Modernize Identity Security Without 
​Making It All-or-Nothing.

Your IAM environment does not need to be replaced overnight to become more secure. Join Veza to learn how to coexist with existing identity investments, gain access intelligence across fragmented systems, and build a modernization path for humans, machines, and AI agents.

Webinar Recording Coming Soon

Reserve your spot for the two-part session on coexistence, modernization, and securing every identity.

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