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people, agents and data
We cut every person and agent down to the access they need.
eight things we cover
and there are a lot
More identities across more systems than ever, on tooling that was built for an office network. The gaps show up in breach reports and audit findings alike.
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Over provisioned accounts and unmanaged privileges are invisible until someone uses them. Access reviews happen once a year at best, so stale accounts and extra permissions sit around for months. After a breach, lateral movement through over privileged credentials is a common path from one account to the whole domain.
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On prem identity systems were not designed for cloud first work, hybrid workloads or SaaS sprawl. Active Directory next to Okta, Azure AD and dozens of SaaS apps leaves fragmented identity stores and uneven policy, and shadow access paths that skip central controls.
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SOC 2, ISO 27001 and PCI DSS all want demonstrable access controls, regular certification campaigns and documented provisioning. Auditors ask for proof of least privilege. Teams that treat IAM as an IT chore find that out at audit time.
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Service accounts, API keys and certificates multiply faster than people do, and in many organizations they outnumber them. They rarely rotate, often carry too much access and get shared between teams. Machines do not report phishing, which makes them attractive.
people, machines, admins
Each domain covers one part of identity security. Together they close gaps across human identities, machine credentials and privileged access.
Automate provisioning, deprovisioning and access certification campaigns. Segregation of duties, role mining and policy driven lifecycle management keep identities clean from the first day through offboarding.
Vault, rotate and monitor privileged credentials with just in time access and zero standing privilege. Retire shared admin accounts, record sessions and shrink the damage if a privileged credential is compromised.
One sign on and adaptive multi factor authentication across cloud and on prem. Step up challenges appear only when behavior signals call for them, so security does not get in the way of work.
Bridge on prem directories with cloud identity providers for smooth hybrid access. Fragmented identity stores across AWS, Azure and GCP come together in one governance plane with consistent policy.
Discover, inventory and govern service accounts, API keys, certificates and machine identities. Enforce rotation, clear out orphaned credentials and apply least privilege to workload identities.
Watch identity signals for impossible travel, privilege escalation and lateral movement. Identity telemetry feeds your SIEM and SOAR for automated containment and response.
one level at a time
Nobody starts at the top. Pick the level that sounds like your Monday morning and we plan the climb from there.
Identity risk is on the radar, but there is no formal governance or single toolset. Privileged accounts are unmanaged, reviews are manual and machine identities are mostly invisible. First job: map what exists and where the gaps are.
IAM Discovery
Core IAM is in place. SSO and MFA cover the critical apps, the PAM vault is live and certification campaigns run on a schedule. Policies are written and owners are named.
IAM Build
Provisioning and deprovisioning run themselves. Just in time access replaces standing privileges on sensitive systems, analytics flag odd access patterns and compliance reporting runs all the time.
IAM Optimization
Identity security runs as a repeatable program. Detection and response are automated, policies adapt as the organization changes and governance scales across business units and partner ecosystems.
Managed Identity SecOps
pick your door
Three common ways into an identity program.
first
Privileged accounts are scattered across old vaults, shared spreadsheets and embedded scripts. We move them into one platform with just in time access, session recording and zero standing privilege.
second
As teams adopt more than one cloud, identity sprawl becomes the governance problem. We bring AWS IAM, Azure AD and GCP into one governance plane with consistent policy and central access reviews.
third
Service accounts, API keys and machine identities are the fastest growing and least governed identities in the estate. We discover them, classify them and give every one a lifecycle.
the service pages
Identity governance, PAM, SSO, MFA, and cloud identity integration.
Tell us what you run today. We will show you where identity risk is highest and what to fix first.
Experience across CyberArk, Okta, Azure AD and Ping Identity.