ADLA
Bring local administrator access under full IAM control.
Sets a user as local admin on domain-joined computers when the corresponding IDM role is granted, enforcing controlled endpoint admin rights.
Overview
Across large organizations, thousands of workstations operate outside central IAM governance. When users need local admin rights for troubleshooting, software installs, or project work, these requests are often handled manually, creating a security gap and administrative overhead. ADLA closes that gap by extending IAM control to every domain-joined computer.
The solution integrates local administrator privileges directly into your existing role catalog, allowing requests, approvals, and revocations to follow the same secure workflow as any other access right. Through the familiar self-service portal, users can request access easily, while managers and administrators maintain full transparency and compliance oversight.
By aligning local-admin management with established IAM processes, organizations gain consistency, reduce risk, and eliminate shadow processes that bypass governance controls.
Features
Integrates seamlessly with NetIQ IDM and Identity Governance. Enables automated request, approval, and removal of local-admin privileges through the self-service portal. Works alongside Active Directory Group Policy Objects to provide granular, role-based control over local Administrators group membership. Simple to install and operational within hours.
Benefits
Enforces IAM governance for all local-admin privileges
Reduces security risk and unauthorized access
Simplifies user requests through the self-service portal
Minimizes manual work and administrative errors
Enhances visibility with built-in reporting and reviews
Delivers fast deployment and immediate operational value