Sentyn is an ownership-first machine identity security console. It discovers IAM roles, service accounts, tokens, and automation identities read-only, assigns owners with evidence, maps blast radius, and exports audit-ready proof without storing raw secrets.

What problem does Sentyn solve?

Organizations inherit thousands of machine identities with unclear owners, excessive privilege, and no evidence trail for auditors. Sentyn names identities, surfaces unknown owners as findings, and packages proof in the same workflow security teams use to triage risk.

How is Sentyn different from a secrets manager?

Secrets managers store and rotate credentials. Sentyn inventories and governs machine identities across cloud and CI/CD, stores only redacted evidence, and never replaces HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, or CyberArk vault functions.

Which connectors are production-ready?

None are currently claimed as production-ready or live-proven. The executable catalog contains 31 configurable beta providers and 3 demo fixtures. Beta means the setup and pipeline exist; production proof requires a successful real-source sync and provider-specific validation.

Does Sentyn write to cloud providers?

Discovery is read-only by design. Remediation workflows can generate, approve, reject, retest, and roll back plans, but provider writes remain gated behind explicit flags and entitlements rather than running automatically by default.

What evidence does Sentyn export for audits?

Inventory snapshots, ownership status, finding evidence panels, relationship graph metadata, and append-only audit events. Exports are tenant-scoped and redacted.

What is machine identity security?

Machine identity security governs non-human credentials and automation principals: IAM roles, service accounts, API keys, OAuth apps, CI tokens, and workload identities. It covers inventory, ownership, least privilege, blast radius, and lifecycle accountability.

Cloud security, identity engineering, platform security, and GRC teams that need to understand machine identities, accountable owners, access paths, risk, and the evidence behind each decision.

Find risky machine identities and fix the right ones first

See your service accounts, API keys, cloud roles, workloads, and AI agents. Find the owner, understand the access, and review a safe fix.

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Sentyn platform

Find machine identities, see their owners and access, understand the risk, and review a safe fix.

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Expert-led reviews

Sentyn Assessment Services

Optional expert help to review machine identities, dangerous access, AI agent connections, and security reports.

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What Sentyn does

Find identities

Bring machine identities from approved systems into one searchable list.

Find owners

See who owns each identity and why Sentyn suggested that person or team.

Understand the risk

See old credentials, dangerous permissions, recent use, and connected systems together.

Review a safe fix

See what a change could affect and get approval before anything is changed.

Keep a record

Download a safe report showing what your team found, decided, and changed.

Risk list

See what is wrong, how serious it is, and who needs to handle it.

Access map

See which systems and resources an identity can reach.

Connector details

See what each connector can read and whether it is beta or tested.

AI agents and MCP (beta)

See agent identities and MCP connections. Automatic blocking is off by default.

Reports

Download safe reports without exposing secret values.

Systems Sentyn can connect to

Sentyn has 34 connectors you can evaluate. They are still beta or demo connectors until they pass a real customer test.

AWS IAM

GitHub

Azure EntraNew

KubernetesNew

CloudTrailNew

Secrets ManagerNew

GCP IAMNew

OktaNew

GitLabNew

VaultNew

SnowflakeNew

SalesforceNew

OpenAINew

SlackNew

Full library

See machine identities

Service accounts, keys, cloud roles, workloads, and AI agents.

Connect safely

Read-only scanning with encrypted connector credentials.

Fix and record

Find owners, review risks, approve safe fixes, and download reports.

See the important risk without digging through spreadsheets

View identities, owners, risks, and connections in one place. Start with safe sample data before testing a connector.

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Sentyn console · overview · acme-prodLive demo

Machine identities2,847IAM · PAT · SA · certs

Unknown owners312Queue · 186 pending

Ownership coverage89.1%Confirmed + strong

Critical findings14Blast radius ranked

Secrets tracked428Redacted evidence only

Certificates9612 expiring <30d

Evidence packs3 typesSample data only

Remediation queue23Preview-only plans

Open findings trend6 months · 39 open

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Open Resolved

Highest-risk identitiesBlast radius ranked

IdentityTypeOwnerRisk

prod-ci-deployerIAM roleunknowncritical

gha-release-tokenPATassignedhigh

lambda-audit-roleIAM roleconfirmedmedium

legacy-billing-roIAM roleconflictcritical

Source distribution

AWS IAM

1,248

GitHub

612

Kubernetes

384

Azure Entra

298

GCP IAM

186

Okta

119

Finding severity

Critical14

High67

Medium89

Low24

Sample change previewRotate prod-ci-deployer

High impact

4 connected systems could fail

This key is used in the production release path.

GitHub ActionsRelease workflow

Deployments stop

AWS productionDeploy role

Production releases fail

Artifact storagePackage upload

New builds cannot publish

KubernetesImage pull

New pods cannot start

Know what could break before you rotate a key

See which apps and systems depend on an identity before you remove or change its access.

Why this matters: incident archive

See the workflow before connecting your environment

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