Your product governs access. Cydenti finds the machine identities it can't see yet.
Become a technology partnerThe gap your clients ask about
PAM, IGA and IAM decide who should have access. Your clients now also ask which service accounts, keys and OAuth apps exist in their SaaS, who owns them, whether they're still used, and what they could reach if one leaked. Cydenti answers those questions so your product can act on them.
How it works
- 1
Discover
Cydenti connects read-only to the client's SaaS and identity provider (Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, Google Workspace and Salesforce today) and lists human admins, service accounts, API keys, OAuth apps and tokens.
- 2
Assign
Each identity gets a risk score, a likely owner and a view of what it can reach (blast radius).
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Hand off
Findings are ready for your product or your client's team to review and act on: vault, rotate, certify or remove. Cydenti doesn't take the action itself.
What we build together
We agree the exact export or integration in a joint technical workshop, based on what ships today. Then a joint demo on a test tenant, and a shared approach for clients who ask about machine identities.
What we ask of a partner
A named product contact and technical contact, a test environment, and success criteria agreed before any pilot.
FAQ
Does Cydenti compete with my PAM or IGA?
No. Cydenti is read-only. It never vaults, rotates or blocks. It gives your product the inventory and the context.
Which platforms are covered?
Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, Google Workspace and Salesforce today.
Where is client data hosted?
Cydenti is cloud-agnostic and hosted in Europe wherever the client needs it: Hetzner (Germany), OVHcloud or Scaleway.