ProLimes Conference – Identity First
ProLimes Conference – Identity First
ProLimes Conference – Identity First: held on February 5, 2026 in Warsaw, we were delighted to welcome Customers, Friends, and Prospective Customers to the first ProLimes conference. We focused on the practical aspects of Identity Governance and Administration (IGA): process automation and identity security. The event featured a series of substantive presentations and discussions with experts.

The event opened with a short welcome, after which we moved on to the key topics of the day—important in the context of IT efficiency, security, and Help Desk operations.
The first session focused on automating the Joiner-Mover-Leaver (JML) process and how a well-designed JML framework supports the day-to-day work of support teams. We showed how to structure the provisioning and deprovisioning of access rights at different stages of the employee lifecycle, and how automation can reduce the number of tickets and operational errors.

The next presentation addressed the question: What don’t traditional PAM solutions secure? Participants learned a new approach to protecting credentials for privileged, technical, and application accounts, with a particular emphasis on identifying and securing “hidden” identities. In this part, we also presented practical examples of how Silverfort solutions can be used.

After the coffee break, we moved on to a two-part session on Role Mining and RBAC. In the first part, we discussed the most common myths and mistakes around role management and compared selected IGA platforms in terms of role mining and role management capabilities. In the second part, participants saw a demonstration of the NEXIS4 Secure solution and practical differences, advantages, and limitations of the various approaches.

Our goal was a highly practical meeting: less theory, more implementation experience, solid content, and answers to questions from the audience. The intimate format encouraged conversation, and the lunch closing allowed discussions to continue in a relaxed atmosphere.

Once again, thank you to all participants for attending, for your questions, and for sharing your experiences. We are pleased that topics related to JML, identity security, PAM, RBAC, and Role Mining attracted such strong interest. If you’d like to discuss these areas in the context of your organization, please contact us.