Identity Intelligence · Identity and entitlement

AccessGraph
Who can access what — finally answered

Understand users, roles, permissions, service accounts, AI identities and privileged access across cloud and SaaS. Detect excessive permissions, dormant access and the identity risks that power modern breaches.

The Problem

Identity is the new perimeter — and it's wide open

Most breaches now start with a credential, not an exploit. Meanwhile permissions only ever accumulate, and non-human identities multiply unchecked.

  1. Permission sprawl compounds daily

    Roles get granted for one project and never revoked. Years later, ordinary identities hold admin-grade access nobody remembers approving.

  2. Effective access is unknowable by hand

    Group nesting, role chaining, inherited policies and cross-account trusts make 'who can touch prod?' a research project instead of a query.

  3. Non-human identities outnumber humans

    Service accounts, CI tokens and now AI agents hold most of your real access — usually with static credentials and no MFA, reviews or expiry.

  4. Dormant privileged access waits quietly

    Unused admin permissions are pure risk with zero benefit — a standing gift to whoever compromises the account first.

Suronex AccessGraph

Every identity, every permission, one graph

From effective-access answers to least-privilege enforcement — for humans, services and AI agents alike.

  • Effective Permissions Mapping

    Compute what every identity can actually do — through every group, role chain and trust relationship.

    Cross-AccountRole ChainingGroup NestingResource Policies

  • Excessive Permission Detection

    Compare granted vs. used permissions and generate right-sized policies to close the gap safely.

    Usage AnalysisRight-SizingSafe Revocation

  • Privileged Access Analytics

    Continuous inventory of admin-grade access across cloud and SaaS — with anomaly alerts on new grants.

    Admin InventoryEscalation PathsAnomaly Alerts

  • AI Identity Governance

    Treat AI agents as first-class identities: what they can access, what they've used, and when to revoke.

    Agent PermissionsTool AccessCredential Hygiene

  • Dormant & Toxic Access

    Find unused accounts, stale keys, departed users and toxic combinations that violate separation of duties.

    Stale KeysOffboarding GapsSoD Conflicts

  • Identity Attack Paths

    See privilege escalation chains before attackers do — and the single revocation that breaks them.

    Escalation ChainsLateral MovementChoke Points

Runtime Security

Access watched at runtime, not just granted on paper

AccessGraph observes how permissions are actually used at runtime — flagging anomalous privilege use, first-time access to sensitive resources and live credential abuse the moment it happens, for humans, service accounts and AI agents alike.

  • Anomalous Privilege Use
  • First-Time Access Alerts
  • Live Credential Abuse
  • Agent Runtime Activity
First-time access to prod DBAlerted

Coverage & Integrations

What AccessGraph analyses

Human and non-human identity, across every platform that grants access.

Cloud IAM
  • AWS IAM
  • Azure RBAC / Entra ID
  • Google Cloud IAM
  • Oracle Cloud IAM
Identity Providers
  • Okta
  • Microsoft Entra ID
  • Google Identity
  • Ping
Non-Human Identities
  • Service Accounts
  • API Keys
  • CI/CD Tokens
  • Workload Identities
  • AI Agents
  • MCP Credentials
Access Targets
  • Databases
  • Storage
  • Secrets Managers
  • Kubernetes RBAC
  • SaaS Roles
  • Code Repositories

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What makes AccessGraph different from our IdP's reports?

Your IdP knows who's in which group. AccessGraph computes effective access — what each identity can actually do across cloud, SaaS and Kubernetes after every role chain, inheritance and resource policy is resolved — and compares it against what's actually used.

How does it handle AI agents as identities?

AI agents are inventoried like any identity: their credentials, permissions, tool access and usage are tracked, scored and governed — including flagging agents with far more access than their task requires.

Can it safely reduce permissions without breaking things?

Yes. Right-sizing recommendations are based on observed usage over configurable windows, generated as reviewable policy diffs — so teams can tighten access with confidence, not guesswork.

Does it detect privilege escalation paths?

Yes. AccessGraph chains permissions to reveal escalation routes (for example, iam:PassRole leading to admin) and identifies the minimal revocation that breaks each path.

How does this connect to compliance?

Access reviews, least-privilege evidence and privileged-access reports flow into ComplySense — satisfying ISO 27001, SOC 2 and similar identity controls automatically.

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Answer 'who can access what?' in seconds

Connect your cloud and identity providers — and see your real access map, excessive permissions and escalation paths.