We have automated hapiness. Typically, policies and procedures are required to get a workforce to do what is best for both themselves and the business. Access requests in particular would normally be maintained through a ticketing system with back and forth between a service desk. A carrot and stick approach, wherein the team would spend as much time trying to pull the different players in a given interaction together, as we would executing the tasks of ticket hygeine and access provisioning. People trying to circumvent this process get repremanded or may even be fired. With Lumos our end users request what they need, what level of access they think they need, and for the duration of that access. Approvals go to the appropriate stakeholders/business units. The fastest method of getting what someone needs is now Lumos. Circumventing this process is slower, as users would need to set up accounts, licensing, etc. This ease of use to follow the policy as well as the procedure can only be called a "carrot and carrot" approach. Lumos has allowed us to transform and modernize. Lumos is great, and evolving for the better all the time. This product is no different than any other initiative that makes an impact. Lumos is going to bring a lot to the table - you are going to need to bring the enthusiasm and desire to evolve. Once you understand how to hook into different platforms and drive the automation, it is amazing.

I love that Lumos allows me to see when it comes to our SAAS apps. The visibility was not present in my org before having Lumos. The easy navigation, and access reviews, and this is just the start, so much more in the pipeline.

Lumos is a great tool for a variety of reasons but what I like best about it is its ease of deployment and use which generates a high adoption rate for users. Makes IT support lives easier via the adoption of the AppStore and makes GRC folks very happy when it comes to show supporting evidence during audits.