Can entitlement validation be made available only in owner certification?

Entitlement validation refers to the process of verifying that the entitlements assigned to a user are appropriate based on their role, responsibilities, and the organization's compliance requirements. In the context of Saviynt and access governance, entitlement validation is not limited to owner certification alone; instead, it is a broader, ongoing practice that can be applied across various types of certifications.

Owner certification typically involves business owners reviewing the access rights assigned to their users, validating that these rights align with job roles. While owner certification is an important part of the access review process, entitlement validation can occur in other types of reviews as well, such as user certification and policy-based reviews. This continuous validation ensures that access rights remain accurate and compliant over time, making it a key component of the overall identity governance framework.

By saying that entitlement validation cannot be limited to owner certification, it's emphasized that effective entitlement management requires a comprehensive approach that includes multiple review mechanisms to reduce the risk of inappropriate access.