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The accounts that are not people are the ones nobody watches.

Identity threat detection and response (ITDR) and non-human identity (NHI) governance. Service accounts, API keys and workload identities pile up faster than staff accounts do, and AI agents now arrive holding live credentials. We give them owners, expiry dates and the same scrutiny a person's account gets — because an attacker treats them as equals already.

Disciplines covered

  • Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)
  • Non-Human Identity (NHI) governance
  • Machine & workload identity
  • Service account governance
  • Secrets management
  • Credential rotation
  • Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM)
  • Least-privilege entitlement review
  • OAuth token governance
  • AI agent identity
  • Identity telemetry & SIEM correlation
  • Identity attack path analysis
  • Session revocation & containment

The Hidden Reality

Why identity attacks bypass your current defenses

Machine identities outnumber humans — massively

CyberArk's 2025 Identity Security Landscape puts machine identities at 82:1 against human ones, up from roughly 45:1 in the 2024 edition. Service accounts, API keys, and automation credentials are over-privileged, unmonitored, and rarely rotated — and unlike staff, none of them leave when a contract ends.

AI agents just became your newest insider

LLM workflows and agentic automations hold real credentials to real systems. SpyCloud's 2026 Identity Exposure Report recaptured 6.2 million credentials and auth cookies tied to AI tools in 2025 alone. Most organizations still cannot answer: which agents exist, what do they access, who owns them, and what happens when one misbehaves?

OAuth integrations are ungoverned identities

Every SaaS-to-SaaS integration issues a long-lived token with a scope nobody reviewed, granted by whoever clicked Approve. SpyCloud recaptured 18.1 million exposed API keys and tokens in 2025. These are not network events — they look like legitimate authentication, and nothing in the SIEM flags them.

Incident response can't answer 'what did they access?'

When a credential is compromised, reconstruction across IdPs, SaaS apps, and cloud consoles takes weeks. Examiners, insurers, and regulators all ask the same question on day two.

What We Deliver

Full visibility, then control

NHI Inventory & Ownership

Every service account, API key, and automation credential inventoried, assigned an owner, and tied to an accountable identity — the foundation everything else builds on.

Secrets Centralization & Rotation

Migrate embedded secrets from repos, configs, and chat threads into vaulted storage with automated rotation and injection.

AI Agent Governance

Threat-model AI agents as non-human identities: scoped credentials, least-privilege data access, behavioral monitoring, and kill switches.

Identity Telemetry Aggregation

Authentication logs, authorization events, OAuth grant changes, and privilege modifications unified from your identity providers into a correlation layer your SOC actually uses.

Identity Forensics Toolkit

Pre-built investigation workflows that reconstruct attacker timelines across the identity providers in scope — hours, not weeks.

Containment Playbooks

We design and wire session revocation, credential rotation, and scope reduction into the tooling you already run, so containment fires on a compromise signal in seconds. Your SOC operates it — we do not run a SOC.

Platforms We Work With

We work in the consoles you already license, and we never resell them.*

Wiz AWS IAM Microsoft Azure RBAC HashiCorp Vault

* Platform and product names identify systems we work with. They do not imply partnership, certification, or endorsement by their owners.

Would you know if a credential was compromised right now?

In 30 minutes we look at what your logging would actually show you, and name the routes into your systems that nothing is currently watching.

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