Most teams are spending more than ever on the identity tools alphabet soup — yet still can’t answer the most basic access questions. The stack has become bloated, fragmented and expensive to run.
Each one manages the same identities in slightly different ways, with overlapping permissions, disconnected logs and conflicting enforcement logic.
Security teams are juggling four or more tools just to provision users, review access, rotate secrets and respond to audits. Meanwhile, critical decisions — like whether an engineer can access production, or a service account can hit a sensitive API — are still being made manually, inconsistently, or not at all.
This doesn’t just slow you down — it introduces risk at every layer of your stack.
