Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM)
Continuously monitor your cloud and SaaS environments, detect entitlement violations in real time, and perform automatic remediation. Map effective permissions across human users, workload identities, service principals, OAuth apps, and AI agents across Microsoft 365 / Entra ID, Google Workspace, and Salesforce.
Start in 5 minutes with zero-impact read-only discovery, then enable policy-driven automatic remediation to revoke excessive permissions, quarantine risky tokens, and enforce least privilege continuously. Analyzed agentlessly via read-only API. Data stays in Europe.
Continuously monitor the environments → Detect any violations → Perform automatic remediation
Continuously monitor the environments
Continuously inventory every human and non-human identity, role assignment, group inheritance, OAuth grant, and cross-tenant trust across your cloud and SaaS environments—without agents.
Detect any violations
Automatically flag least-privilege violations, permission drift, toxic privilege combinations, dormant admin roles, over-scoped OAuth tokens, and unapproved privilege escalations against your security policies and NIS2 / DORA / ISO 27001 controls.
Perform automatic remediation
Enforce least privilege automatically: revoke unused permissions, quarantine compromised service accounts or risky OAuth grants, right-size excessive roles, and trigger policy-driven remediation workflows before attackers can exploit the blast radius.
Complements your existing PAM and IGA stack (never replaces it). European hosting (Hetzner Germany by default, OVHcloud or Scaleway on request). Selected CYBIAH provider (coordinated by Campus Cyber, with Hub France IA).
Cloud breaches rarely start with exploitation.
They start with excessive access.
In cloud environments, machine identities outnumber humans by an order of magnitude — and they are the primary source of identity exposure. Workload identities, cross-account roles, CI/CD service principals, and cloud automation credentials accumulate permissions faster than teams can track them. Roles stack. Policies overlap. Trust relationships expand. What looks harmless in isolation becomes dangerous in combination.
Cydenti helps review access exposed by connected APIs — within confirmed connector coverage.
Permissions Lie.
Access Tells the Truth.
A review needs to establish which relationships the connected data actually supports. The S3 and cross-account paths below are conceptual examples, not evidence of shipped AWS coverage.
A single identity can:
Most teams never see the full picture — because it doesn't exist in one place.
The Cydenti Reveal
From Policies to Exposure Paths
Cydenti shifts cloud security from policy review to exposure analysis.
Instead of asking:
Is this role too permissive?
Cydenti answers:
What can this identity reach, how far, and with what impact?
Cydenti connects identities and access relationships exposed by connected APIs. Trust relationships, cross-account paths and resource coverage depend on the connector and must be verified.
Graph-Based Mapping
Connects available access relationships. Trust and cross-account paths remain connector dependent; the illustration does not guarantee support.
Effective Permissions
Connects available permissions, roles and groups to support access review. Analysis depth depends on the connector.
Impact Analysis
Supports impact review using available permissions and relationships within confirmed coverage limitations.
What You Discover When You Look at
Cloud Access Differently
Over-Permissioned Non-Human Identities
Service accounts, workload identities, and automation roles with access far beyond operational needs — often ungoverned and never reviewed.
Risky Trust Relationships
A risk example to review where connected APIs expose cross-account or cross-environment trust; this coverage is not assumed.
Privilege Accumulation
Identities that were safe once — but dangerous now due to role stacking.
Hidden Access Paths
Indirect routes from low-privilege access to high-impact resources.
Drift Across Environments
Entitlements to review across connected applications, subject to available coverage.
Critical Impact Zones
Findings use signals available in the connected scope. Relationships and impacts not exposed by those data remain to be verified.
The Blast Radius View
Conceptual S3 and cross-account illustration, not evidence of AWS coverage or effective production-access analysis. Confirm the resources and relationships supported by each connector.
Least Privilege Becomes Practical
Least privilege fails when teams don’t understand what to remove, what will break, and what actually matters. Cydenti makes least privilege safe and actionable.
What access is unused
Identify permissions that haven't been touched in 90+ days.
What access is dangerous
Pinpoint permissions that allow destructive actions or data leaks.
What access is essential
Preserve business-critical access while trimming the fat.
"Security teams stop guessing. Engineering teams stop resisting."
Cloud Exposure Is Never Isolated
Cloud risk stops being a standalone problem — it becomes contextual intelligence.
Identity Threat Detection
High-exposure identities become high-priority detections.
Risk Scoring & Prioritization
Exposure amplifies behavioral risk.
Compliance & Reporting
Evidence of access drift over time.
Built for Cloud-First Reality
If you manage cloud access at scale, this is your missing visibility layer. And if you operate under NIS2 or DORA, this is your continuous evidence layer.
Discover the machine identities you didn't know you had
— the first inventory usually lands within a week.
The Audit Flash connects up to three SaaS applications through read-only APIs. Review the service accounts, credential metadata and OAuth grants visible in that scope, then agree which risks your teams should address. Coverage and timing depend on the connected applications and available data. No commitment.
No commitment • No credit card • Data hosted in Europe • Response within 24h