The problem
Every security tool that asks you to deploy a runtime, a sidecar, or an agent buys itself a months-long rollout and a permanent maintenance tax. Identity discovery should not require any of that. You grant read-only access at the org root, and the map fills in — no install, nothing to keep patched, and nothing new sitting in the blast radius.
What you get
Outcomes you can take to a skeptical security team.
- Fully agentless and read-only — no runtime to install, patch, or babysit
- AWS and GitHub live today from a single read-only grant — GCP, Azure, GitLab, and Bitbucket in preview
- Near-real-time, so the picture stays current as the estate changes
- Time-to-first-map measured in minutes, not a multi-quarter rollout
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
01
Grant read access
A single read-only org-root grant per cloud or code host is all the access we ask for.
02
We map what is there
Every identity, role, and resource is discovered from what already exists — nothing to deploy.
03
Stay current
The map refreshes near-real-time as identities and grants change underneath you.
Continue the platform