Find identities with no owner, dangerous access, old credentials, or hidden connections to important systems.
How it works
Find the identity, find the owner, understand the danger, review the fix, and keep a record of the decision.
Connect an approved read-only system and list machine identities.
Review the access a connector needs, then bring service accounts, roles, keys, and apps into one list.
OutcomeOne searchable list with source, owner, and risk
Open inventory surfaceConfirm who is responsible for each identity.
Sentyn suggests an owner from system data. Unknown and disputed owners stay visible until your team decides.
OutcomeA clear owner or an open task for every identity
Open ownership queue surfaceSee which identities could cause the most damage.
Sentyn flags old keys, broad access, missing owners, and expiring certificates, then orders them by seriousness.
OutcomeA risk list your team can work through
Open findings surfaceSee what a fix could affect before changing anything.
The access map shows which systems depend on an identity. The fix screen shows affected resources and required approvals.
OutcomeA safer change with fewer surprise outages
Open graph surfaceKeep a clear report of what your team decided.
Reports record connector changes, owner decisions, risk decisions, and exports without including secret values.
OutcomeA safe report for security and audit reviews
Open audit logs surfaceSee cloud roles and keys that can change important systems, have broad access, or have not been used for a long time.
Use it before an access review or after a security incident
Put identities from multiple cloud accounts and GitHub organizations into one searchable list instead of several spreadsheets.
Use it when no one has a complete list
See which apps, repositories, and systems depend on an identity before you remove or change its access.
Use it when a key must change but its dependencies are unknown
Keep unowned identities visible until a person or team accepts responsibility for them.
Use it after a reorganization, acquisition, or access review
If different systems suggest different owners, Sentyn shows the conflict. Your team makes the final decision.
Use it when two teams point at each other
Send a review to the listed owner, set a deadline, and record whether the access is still needed.
Use it for regular access checks
Download a safe report showing machine identities, missing owners, serious risks, and the actions your team took.
Use it before a board, customer, or regulator asks
Keep a dated record of owner changes, risk decisions, ignored alerts, and report downloads.
Use it when an auditor asks for proof
Show your security team the access each connector needs, the data it collects, and whether it is beta or tested.
Use it before connecting a new system
Find GitHub Apps, tokens, deploy keys, and workflow roles. See which repositories use them and who owns them.
Use it after a team change or GitHub review
See Kubernetes service accounts, their roles, their cloud access, and the team responsible for them.
Use it when clusters have too many unknown service accounts
See which agents and MCP servers exist, who owns them, and which tools they can use. Automatic blocking is still beta and off by default.
Use it before giving an agent access to important tools
Choose the machine access problem that matters most and see the matching Sentyn screens with safe sample data.
