Deploy it securely.
The administration path. Plan a deployment that stays beside the control path, configure access and security to pass a review, and govern data so the savings ledger stays auditable and compliant.
Built for the Administrator.
IT administrators, security, and platform owners responsible for deployment, access, and governance.
IT or security administration experience. The Security page is a useful reference.
What you'll learn.
By the end of this path, you'll be able to:
Plan a deployment that sits beside the control path, never in it
Configure SSO, roles, and least-privilege access across teams
Meet a security review — encryption, audit logging, and documented controls
Govern data ownership, retention, residency, and lineage
Administer the deployment — user lifecycle, monitoring, backups, and incident response
The modules.
5 self-paced modules · ≈1 hr 52 min total.
Deployment topologies, network boundaries, and how KaizenFlow sits beside — never in — the control path.
SSO, roles, and least-privilege access across operations, engineering, and finance.
Data in transit and at rest, audit logging, and the controls your security review will ask about.
Ownership, retention, residency, and lineage — keeping the savings ledger auditable and compliant.
User lifecycle, monitoring, backups, and incident response for a healthy deployment.
What you earn.
The course is free. Certification — the applied assessment and the verifiable credential — is the only paid step: a one-time charge for a credential valid 2 years.
How it's assessed
A hands-on administration lab against a simulated multi-plant tenant: plan a beside-the-control-path deployment, configure SSO and least-privilege RBAC, then defend a security-and-governance package (encryption, audit logging, retention/residency/lineage, and an incident-response runbook) the way you would in a real security review.
2 attempts included; 14-day cooldown between attempts.
What's tested
- Placing KaizenFlow beside, never in, the control path with correct boundaries and read-only data flow
- Standing up SSO and a least-privilege RBAC model across operations, engineering, and finance without over-granting
- Defending security posture to review standard — encryption, audit logging, and documented controls
- Governing data ownership, retention, residency, and lineage, plus a user-lifecycle and incident-response runbook
Every credential carries a unique ID and a shareable badge — verifiable by anyone, no login, valid for 24 months.
Answers, up front.
Does KaizenFlow sit in the control path?
No — and a full module covers exactly this. It reads from your SCADA/historian/MES and sits beside the line, never in the control loop.
Will this help with our security review?
Yes. The path maps directly to the controls a security review asks about — encryption, audit logging, access, and data governance.
What do I earn?
The KaizenFlow AI Certified Administrator credential.
Stand it up the right way.
Start the Administrator path, or talk to us about certifying your IT and security owners.