How Identity Panel Handles Remediation of Revoked Entitlements

During reconciliation cycles in Identity Panel, the platform performs a comprehensive review of current entitlements (access rights or permissions) across connected systems to ensure they match the expected, authorized state. If an entitlement has been marked as revoked—for example, because a user's role has changed or an access review identified it as inappropriate—Identity Panel checks whether that access has been successfully removed from the target system.

Automated Remediation Triggers

If a revoked entitlement still exists during the next reconciliation cycle, Identity Panel automatically flags this as a policy violation. It then triggers additional remediation actions, which may include:

• Generating a Panel Action to re-attempt removal of the entitlement

• Raising a workflow that can alert administrators or escalate the issue

• Updating audit and compliance logs to reflect the continued unauthorized access

• Recalculating join values or attribute flows to reassert proper state across systems

These responses are driven by the synchronization engine (HyperSync Panel), which applies rules to maintain a "desired state" for each user or object. If discrepancies are found, such as lingering entitlements, the system takes action to correct them based on preconfigured policies​​.

State-Based Enforcement with Continuous Verification

Unlike event-driven systems that react only once to a trigger, Identity Panel uses state-based synchronization. This means it continuously compares the current state of identity objects with the expected state defined in rules and policies. If any object deviates—such as a user retaining an entitlement they shouldn’t have—the system will keep attempting correction until alignment is achieved​.

This persistent approach is especially effective in environments where manual changes or system failures might otherwise go undetected.