See risky machine access without changing your systems

Four steps from finding a risk to fixing it

Find the identity, find the owner, understand the danger, and review a safe fix. Sentyn keeps a record of every decision.

• Discover: read-only connector sync with honest maturity labels
• Assign: owner signals, conflict queue, and manual assignment authority
• Prioritize: deterministic findings with blast-radius context
• Prove: append-only audit and tenant-scoped exports

• See the four motions on the homepage

What counts as a machine identity

Service accounts, API keys, cloud roles, workload identities, OAuth apps, automation tokens, and AI agents all access systems without signing in like a person. Sentyn brings their ownership, access, risk, and evidence into one workflow.

• The machine identity gap
• NHI risk research 2025

Clear connector status

Sentyn has 34 connectors you can evaluate: 31 beta connectors and 3 demo-only connectors. We do not call a connector production-ready until it passes a real customer test.

• No connector is currently marketed as production-ready or live-proven
• Beta means the setup and pipeline exist, not that production proof is complete
• Permission documentation and data boundaries vary by provider

• Connector permission docs

Customer data stays separated

Every saved record belongs to one customer. Database rules block one customer from reading another customer’s data, even if application code makes a mistake.

• Row-level security on tenant tables
• Tenant context set on every request
• Workers set context from signed job claims
• Append-only audit with fail-closed sensitive writes

• Security model summary

Connector credentials are encrypted and never shown again

Sentyn encrypts connector credentials. Product screens, logs, and API responses show status only, never the credential itself.

Read-only discovery connectors do not need permission to change your connected systems.

• Trust packs for security review