One overprivileged credential becomes the breach.

Because they are where the access has piled up and the scrutiny has not. Service accounts, tokens, workloads, and Agents outnumber people many times over, and they often carry standing privilege nobody reviews. Attackers know this, which is why so many breaches run through a Machine identity rather than a person.

It is how far an attacker can reach once they control a single identity. A credential with broad standing access has a large blast radius: one compromise touches many systems. Right-sizing access and making it short-lived shrinks that radius so a single credential reaches almost nothing.

We pull from your identity providers, cloud platforms, SaaS admin APIs, and secret stores to build a complete picture of who and what can access data. Each identity is mapped to an owner and an access scope, including the service accounts and tokens that were never in a directory.

We measure actual usage before we cut anything. Access that is genuinely used stays; access that has sat unused gets removed or moved behind a just-in-time request. Changes roll out with owners in the loop, so nothing critical is pulled without a clear path to restore it.

An Agent is treated as an identity with permissions, data access, and actions. We inventory its tools and scopes, apply least privilege, and require Human-In-Loop approval for high-impact actions such as transactions, deletions, or production changes. The Agent gets exactly the access its job needs and no more.

A person or system requests elevation only when they need it. The request is approved through policy, the access is granted for a bounded window, and it expires automatically. The window in which any credential is useful to an attacker shrinks dramatically.

No. We work with the identity providers and directories you already run. Secure Identity 360 sits on top, adding discovery, right-sizing, privileged access, and continuous review across the identities your IdP alone does not fully cover, especially Machine and SaaS identities.

Pricing is scoped to the number of identities, the systems in scope, and whether you want advisory or fully managed identity operations. Most engagements begin with an identity risk assessment, then move to a managed retainer. Contact us for a tailored proposal.

Discovery and the identity risk map land in the first weeks. The first measurable blast radius reduction, removing the riskiest standing privilege, typically follows within the first quarter.

Identify and Guard, refreshed weekly: discovery keeps the identity map honest, guardrails keep access right-sized, and the evidence flows to the quarterly Board readout in Enhance.