Identity fabric · cloud or your own datacentre
Ten identity tools.
One fabric.
No lock-in.
Governance, sign-on, privileged access, joiner-mover-leaver, directory, network access and AI-agent security — behind one record of who did what, one set of roles, one set of rules.
45 places two tools must be joined
The problem
Attacks happen where the tools meet
Nobody set out to run six identity vendors. It happened one purchase at a time — and the gaps between them belong to no one.
Nobody owns the join
Every connection between two products is a trust relationship somebody has to maintain, and no vendor is accountable for the space in between.
Ten tools, ten ways in
Each one holds credentials and brokers access. Each one widens the blast radius when it goes wrong.
Reviews take quarters
The work is manual, accounts nobody owns linger, and the evidence sits in five systems that disagree.
Leavers keep access
Offboarding reaches the systems that happen to be wired to HR. The rest keeps working long after the badge stops.
And now: agents
~88%
of organisations report suspected or confirmed AI-agent security incidents.
<10%
had the governance or privilege controls to match. Non-human identity is growing faster than the rules around it.
The platform
Seven capabilities, one control plane
Each one earns its place on its own. Together they share one record, one set of roles, one set of rules.
Governance & recertification
Know who has access — and prove it.
Read more →Sign-on & multi-factor
One front door to everything.
Read more →Privileged access
No standing admin rights.
Read more →Joiner · mover · leaver
Access follows employment.
Read more →Directory & network access
The plumbing, included.
Read more →AI agent security
NewestAgents get identities, not secrets.
Read more →Audit & evidence
One version of the truth.
Read more →You’re not adding a single point of failure. You’re removing nine.
Two ways to run it
Our cloud, or a room you control
Same product either way. No capability held back to make the other option look better.
The ask
Start narrow. Expand on proof.
Land on the thing with a deadline attached, and make us earn everything after it.
Access recertification
Measurable return against your next audit, and a small blast radius. Nothing else has to change.
One quarter
Hours saved, accounts closed, the leaver gap measured and shut. Numbers, not impressions.
Only on your terms
Sign-on, then everything else — each a separate decision, made after the last one paid for itself.
“We’re not asking you to bet everything on one vendor. Consolidate on your terms — and walk away from any piece the day we stop earning it.”