Docs, guides, and proof in one organized hub.
Technical setup, report guides, framework lenses, partner material, FAQ, and company references stay available here while the marketing story stays focused.
Buyers, operators, auditors, and partners need different doors.
Understand the product
Connect and scope
Reports and evidence
Partners and handoff
Setup and product docs stay live.
The consolidation removes repeated marketing routes, not technical detail.
Start here to choose API access, SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning, or role-mapping docs.
The Okta Admin Console steps for the assessment connector — values to paste, scopes to grant, and how to verify.
Configure user lifecycle, group provisioning, and group-to-role linking.
Hosted pilot partner portal onboarding, tenant-addressed client workspaces, pricing scope drivers, customer approval boundaries, and the remaining authorization-validation gate.
What Atomation assesses, who the reports are for, and how the first baseline becomes a reviewable product output.
How the first assessment is scoped, connected, scanned, and turned into reports.
Customer handoff packet for first login, org profile, framework selection, automated API setup, org SSO metadata when needed, manual evidence, and first-scan readiness.
Representative Okta coverage areas across access, policy, service credentials, alerts, evidence, and licensing.
Common questions on assessment scope, data handling, deterministic findings, retention, and reports.
A buyer-facing view of evidence automation, report artifacts, screenshots, and example findings.
Report structure, export formats, summary versus operator detail, and evidence appendix behavior.
Representative screenshots and examples for group-rule dependencies, finding cards, control mapping, and licensing signals.
Customer-supplied System Log and SIEM evidence, alert routing, owners, and monitoring gaps; no raw System Log collection by the assessment connector.
Observed usage signals, cleanup candidates, customer agreement context, and renewal-planning questions.
HIPAA, SOX ITGC, SOC 2, GLBA/FFIEC, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, CIS Controls v8, NIST 800-53, and customer-provided control mapping.
The 8 standards that ask for Okta evidence and the security best practices auditors actually check.
Hosted Atomation workspaces, partner portals, tenant-addressed client workspaces, and bounded Okta assessment-access claims.
Assessment access limited to evidence collection, deterministic findings, tenant-bound request context, and exact stored-connector-secret encryption wording.
Current history and export behavior, contractual retention boundaries, and roadmap-only monitoring features.
Control language stays organized by framework.
For healthcare and healthcare-adjacent teams that need practical identity evidence around access control, workforce access, activity review, and secure operations.
Open framework pageFor finance, SaaS, and public-company teams that need stronger evidence around access governance, privileged access, change risk, and sensitive business apps.
Open framework pageFor SaaS and service organizations that need identity evidence around logical access, privileged access, change control, monitoring, and user lifecycle governance.
Open framework pageFor financial services and advisory teams that need clear identity evidence for safeguarding customer information and managing privileged access risk.
Open framework pageFor teams that want Okta identity evidence aligned to an information security management system and repeatable access-control review process.
Open framework pageFor merchants, processors, and SaaS teams in PCI scope that need identity evidence around access restriction, unique user identification, MFA, and administrative accountability.
Open framework pageFor teams that benchmark against CIS Controls v8 and want Okta evidence organized around account, access, MFA, and log management safeguards.
Open framework pageFor security programs built on NIST 800-53 that need Okta evidence tied to AC, IA, and AU family controls without reworking raw exports.
Open framework page