Identity Security Posture Management
Continuously analyze SaaS configurations and permissions for human and non-human identities — service accounts, dormant credentials, and unreviewed integrations — and stay aligned with NIS2, DORA, GDPR, ISO 27001, and SOC 2. Mapped to ANSSI's ReCyF Objective 13. No manual audits.
Your SaaS Stack Didn’t Break.
It Drifted.
SaaS risk rarely comes from a single bad decision. It comes from hundreds of reasonable ones — made over time, by different teams, under different pressures.
According to the CESIN 2026 Barometer, 28% of security incidents now trace directly to account and permission management failures — not sophisticated attacks, but accumulated drift that was never cleaned up.
- A new role added to unblock work.
- An integration enabled to move faster.
- A permission kept 'just in case.'
- A service account provisioned for a migration — never decommissioned.
"None of these feel dangerous in isolation. Together, they quietly reshape your security posture."
Cydenti exists to make that drift visible.
This is what that drift looks like over time.
Access rarely becomes dangerous in a single moment.
It accumulates — quietly, reasonably, and over time.
The Illusion of Control
Most organizations believe their SaaS environment is under control because access was approved, configurations were reviewed, and integrations were intentional.
The Static View
- Access was approved at some point
- Configurations were reviewed once
- Integrations were intentionally enabled
The Reality: Constant Change
- Roles evolve
- Vendors add features
- Apps connect to other apps
- People move teams
- Machine credentials and dormant service principals accumulate privileges with no owner reviewing them
- NIS2 and DORA require continuous evidence — not last quarter’s screenshots
The posture you approved is not the posture you’re running.
Seeing SaaS as an Identity System
Cydenti approaches SaaS security differently. Instead of treating SaaS apps as isolated tools, Cydenti treats them as identity systems.
By anchoring SaaS security to identity — both human and non-human — Cydenti reveals how access actually behaves across your environment. The identities with the broadest access are the ones no one reviews: machine credentials, dormant service principals, and stale integrations. Most tools ignore them entirely.
"Not what was configured — but what is now possible."
Permission Models
Complex, app-specific access controls
Configuration Risks
Settings that drift from best practices
Integration Surfaces
Hidden connections between applications
What Emerges When You Look This Way
When SaaS posture is viewed through identity, hidden patterns appear.
Permission Accumulation
Users and service accounts quietly accumulate permissions across multiple apps. Non-human identities drift faster because no one reviews them.
Role Expansion
Some roles expand far beyond their original intent.
Integration Sprawl
Some integrations touch more systems than anyone realized.
Silent Drift
Some configurations drift away from security best practices — without triggering alerts.
Non-Human Identity Exposure
Dormant service principals, over-permissioned integrations, and stale machine credentials create hidden attack paths that most posture tools ignore entirely.
These aren’t missteps. They’re side effects of growth.
Cydenti brings them into focus.
Drift Is the Risk
The most dangerous SaaS risks are rarely misconfigurations you just created. They are:
- Access that made sense six months ago
- Integrations no one owns anymore
- Permissions that survived team changes
- Service accounts with admin privileges that outlived the project they were created for
- Settings that were secure before the product evolved
Cydenti continuously tracks how SaaS posture moves over time, so risk is understood as a trend — not a snapshot.
Integrations Change the Equation
SaaS rarely stands alone.
Applications Connect
Applications connect to each other.
Permissions Propagate
Access is delegated across systems.
Risk Amplifies
Safe configs become dangerous when connected.
Cydenti maps these relationships so posture is evaluated in context, not in isolation.
Highlight Drift
Where posture no longer matches intent
Prioritize Access
Show which access matters and which does not
Empower Teams
Give teams confidence to remove what's unnecessary
Control Without Disruption
Cydenti is not built to lock down SaaS environments or slow teams. It’s built to provide clarity.
Security improves not because teams are blocked — but because they finally understand what to change.
Where ISPM Fits in the Platform
Identity Risk Scoring
So SaaS access is prioritized correctly.
ISPM
Feeds context to the entire platform.
Threat Detection
Where risky posture magnifies behavior.
This ensures SaaS security is not a checklist — it's part of a living identity model.
ISPM findings automatically feed your compliance reports for NIS2, DORA, GDPR, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 — continuous evidence, not point-in-time snapshots.
Discover your blind spots in 48 hours
— for free.
NIS2 enforcement begins October 1, 2026. The Audit Flash gives you a complete identity posture snapshot — service accounts, orphaned credentials, OAuth exposure — in 27 minutes. No commitment.
No commitment • No credit card • Data hosted in Europe • Response within 24h