NHI & AI Identity with Mr. NHI. Watch the Recording →
Discover every identity, score every risk, and close every gap — automatically, all-the-time, and across every human, non-human, and agentic identity in the environment. This is how organizations stop managing identity risk and start reducing it.
Four capabilities that make the difference between managing identity and actually securing it.
Dynamic risk scoring built on inherent and contextual factors identifies the riskiest identities and access in the environment. You see not just what exists, but what needs to be addressed first.
Read and write across every connected system, from legacy mainframes to modern SaaS.
See nested permissions, federated access, and blast path analysis for every identity, human and non-human. Trace how access was obtained and what else it exposes, helping you meaningfully reduce risk.
Identity security posture scored against OWASP NHI Top 10, SOX, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more — measurable, auditable, and defensible to any board, auditor, or regulator.
Every capability exists to assess identity risk, address it automatically, and give your team a strong identity security posture they can prove.
Discover, de-risk, and govern every non-human identity with the same rigor applied to every human identity in the environment.
Dynamic risk scoring identifies the highest-risk identities and access first. Closing that risk is built in through automated workflows, agentic remediation, or a single click from within the platform. No separate systems, no manual handoffs.
Birthright access provisioned on day one, entitlements updated as roles change, and access removed the moment someone leaves — all handled automatically without a ticket or a manual process.
Track identity security posture against common regulations and security frameworks. Every risk identified comes with a remediation plan tied to a specific control. See your security posture improve over time, mapped against frameworks your board and auditors already recognize.
See What Adaptive Trust Looks Like in Your Environment