Human Identities Are the Minority.
We Govern All of Them.
In modern cloud environments, non-human identities — service accounts, API keys, OAuth tokens, machine certificates, CI/CD pipeline credentials — outnumber human users by 45 to 1. Most organizations have mature human identity governance and almost none for the non-human identities attackers actually target. Our eight-phase discovery engine finds and governs all of them, mapped to the OWASP NHI Top 10 threat categories.
From Invisible to Governed: Every Identity in Your Environment
Most identity governance programs start with the directory. Ours starts with everything — and finds the identities your directory does not know exist.
Registration Posture Assessment (NHI-1)
Validates all identity registration states against zero-trust baselines. Identifies identities created outside of approved provisioning workflows, orphaned registrations without active owners, and identities with expired or invalid attestation records.
Secret and Credential Detection (NHI-2, NHI-7)
Scans code repositories, configuration files, environment variables, and running processes for exposed credentials: API keys, database connection strings, private certificates, OAuth tokens, and cloud provider access keys. Every finding is validated for active validity, not just pattern matching.
Multi-Framework Compliance Scanning (NHI-3)
Each discovery is immediately mapped to CIS Controls, NIST SP 800-53, and OWASP NHI Top 10 categories. Findings include the specific control violated, the regulatory implication, and the remediation path — formatted for direct inclusion in your compliance evidence package.
Authentication Mechanism Verification (NHI-4)
Tests the cryptographic strength and configuration correctness of every authentication mechanism: X.509 certificate parameters, JWT signing algorithms, OAuth flow security, and SPIFFE SVID validity. Weak or misconfigured authentication is flagged with CVSS v3.1 scoring.
Overprivilege Analysis (NHI-5)
Compares every identity’s actual access usage against its provisioned permissions. Identifies capabilities never exercised, permissions granted beyond operational requirements, and service accounts with administrative access where only read access is needed. Capability matrix analysis across 10 permission categories.
Identity Health Verification (NHI-1, NHI-4, NHI-7)
Continuous SPIFFE/SPIRE attestation validation for workload identities. X.509 SVIDs with 1-hour TTL and JWT SVIDs with 5-minute TTL are verified at rotation. Expired, revoked, or unrotated identities are detected and escalated within the same monitoring cycle.
Infrastructure and Network Configuration Audit (NHI-8)
Network-layer identity controls: mutual TLS enforcement, service mesh configuration, API gateway authentication policies, and inter-service communication security. Identifies services accepting unauthenticated connections or bypassing identity verification for internal traffic.
Human NHI Usage Detection (NHI-10)
Detects human users operating as non-human identities — using service account credentials, sharing API keys, or bypassing MFA through technical service pathways. This is one of the most commonly overlooked attack surfaces in enterprise environments and one of the most frequently exploited.
Discovery Is Just the Start. Governance Never Stops.
X.509 SVID TTL
Workload identity certificates automatically rotate every hour. A compromised certificate is useful to an attacker for minutes at most — not weeks or months.
JWT TTL
Service-to-service JWT tokens expire every 5 minutes and rotate automatically. Short-lived credentials eliminate the value of token theft for lateral movement.
Credential Rotation
Automated rotation scheduling for API keys, secrets, and certificates across all governed identities. Rotation is logged, verified, and reported — no manual intervention required.
Anomaly Alerts
ML models establish behavioral baselines for every identity. Deviations — unusual access times, new resource access, volume spikes — trigger immediate alerts before an attacker reaches their objective.
Every Finding Is Proven, Scored, and Mapped
We do not deliver theoretical vulnerabilities. Every finding includes an evidence tier (PROVEN or INDICATED), a CVSS v3.1 base score, a CWE and OWASP NHI mapping, execution trace evidence, and a step-by-step remediation path — ready for your remediation team and your auditor simultaneously.