Sarthak Chawla — Associate Partner

Associate Director at CyberSolve experienced in designing and leading implementation of a broad number of IAM use cases. Including identity life cycle management, Cloud infrastructure entitlement management, Multi-Domain AD integrations with SailPoint, single-sign-on enablement, API based application integrations, Group and DL management, recertification and reporting etc. Currently leading a large-scale transformation program driven by compliance regulations, which focuses on enhancing multiple aspects of managing access controls to sensitive assets of the organization. Previously also led IAM operations team, managing SailPoint IdentityIQ and IdentityNow. In the current role leading system functionality enhancements, resolving critical issues, onboarding new applications, resolving audit queries related to system functionality, working with compliance teams for recertifications, and adding new features (e.g new life cycle events) Solutions oriented consultant leading teams in end-to-end delivery of IAM projects. SME for Identity Lifecycle and Governance Projects and have been involved in design, development, deployment, documentation and testing of solutions Hands on with technologies like SailPoint IIQ, SailPoint IdentityNow, Okta, Saviynt, Active Directory, LDAP, Database Connectors, XML, JSON Worked on RFP and RFI’s. Lead the design and build of automation enablers including test automation via Selenium, automated role creation in SailPoint IIQ etc. Overseeing resourcing and scheduling for IAM team members. Involved in designing training program for IAM team members and providing use case based training’s on SailPoint Also experienced on Netiq Identity Manager, MySql and Oracle Database, Java, J2EE, Webservices Certified in Java, Azure Cloud Basics, Sailpoint IIQ and Netiq Identity Manager Administration

Stackforce AI infers this person is a seasoned IAM consultant with expertise in enterprise security solutions.

Location: South Delhi, Delhi, India

Experience: 15 yrs 2 mos