Delinea Fastpath Access Control
LeaderStop unauthorized access
Est 2004|Valuation $500M|Raised $181.5M
Stop unauthorized access
Published Oct 17, 2026
| Starting Price | Quote-based; not publicly listed | Not consistently public; pricing models vary by deal | Not publicly listed as a simple number; typically sales-led |
| Typical use case fit | Audit and compliance teams needing SoD and sensitive access analysis across business applications | Enterprises standardizing on broad IGA with extensive connector ecosystems | Organizations seeking converged IGA and application access governance with identity security packaging |
| Key strength | Focused SoD and permission-level access analysis with workflowed mitigation documentation | Enterprise-scale IGA breadth and mature lifecycle governance | Application access governance emphasis and integrated identity security features |
| Key weakness | Limited public detail on product-level security scope, hosting/residency, and connector depth; pricing opacity | Can be complex and expensive to implement depending on scope | Complexity and services needs can be significant; pricing is not transparent |
Fastpath Access Control differentiates through its focus on SoD and sensitive access analysis and compliance-centric reporting and mitigation workflows. Major IGA vendors such as SailPoint and Saviynt are typically selected when the primary initiative is broad identity lifecycle governance across many applications rather than a narrower SoD-centric tooling requirement. For ERP-focused SoD and audit control problems, point solutions such as Fastpath, Pathlock, or SAP GRC are often evaluated directly.