Company

Built by people who got tired of
dashboards that could not be checked.

AuditGraph is built by NexgenixLabs, a cloud security and identity engineering studio in Dallas, Texas. It exists because every identity tool we used could tell us what was true and none of them could tell us what mattered — and the ones that tried could not show their work.

The thesis

Truth and relevance are different problems.

Enumerating identities is solved. Every CSPM, CIEM, and IGA product can hand you an accurate list. The unsolved problem is the one the person signing the budget actually has: of these thousands of true facts, which one should I act on this week, and how do I defend that choice?

Answering that requires a graph deep enough to compute real consequence, and a discipline strict enough that every number on the screen can be traced back to a scope string, a role definition, or a classification source.

The graph is engineering. The discipline is the harder half — it means refusing to render values we cannot source, showing "unknown" where a competitor would show a reassuring zero, and keeping language models out of every reasoning path so the product is structurally unable to improvise.

Evidence over assertion

If we show a number, we can show where it came from. The evidence ships with the claim, not as a separate feature.

No fabricated data

Never a hardcoded confidence, a painted trend, or a plausible-looking placeholder. An honest empty state builds trust; an invented number destroys it.

Deterministic by design

No language model in any reasoning, ranking, or narration path. Argus formats what the engines concluded — it does not generate conclusions.

The company

AuditGraph is a product.
NexgenixLabs is the company.

NexgenixLabs is a cloud security and identity engineering studio in Dallas, Texas. It builds products for the gaps its own architects kept running into inside real enterprise environments — over-privilege nobody could measure, credential hygiene nobody could evidence, and cloud governance priced only for the Fortune 500.

AuditGraph is the first and furthest along of those products. It is not the only one planned, and the rest share its foundations: agentless, read-only, architecture-derived, and priced for organizations that do not have a seven-figure security budget.

AuditGraph Live

Identity Security Graph for human, non-human and AI identities. This product.

AuditLock Coming soon

Cloud access governance — just-in-time access and automated review cycles.

ComplianceOS Coming soon

Continuous compliance evidence and control mapping across frameworks.

CostSight Coming soon

Cloud FinOps with per-identity and per-workload cost attribution.

Roadmap products are listed as roadmap. None of them is available today.

Book an assessment

A scoped look at your own tenant.

Not a canned demo against seeded data. We connect read-only to a subscription you choose and answer a question you pick in advance.

01

Pick the question

“Who can reach our claims database?” “Which non-human identities hold Owner?” “What can our AI agents get to?” One question you cannot answer today.

02

Scope and consent

You choose the subscription. Your IAM admin reviews the read-only consent grant in your own portal before anything runs.

03

Discovery runs

Agentless and read-only. Nothing is installed, nothing is written, and you can revoke consent at any point.

04

We walk the evidence

The answer, and the path that produced it — down to the scope strings. Including anything we could not determine, and why.

Ready when you are.

Tell us the question and roughly how large your estate is. We will tell you honestly whether AuditGraph can answer it today — including when the answer is not yet.

Where we are

Early, and saying so.

AuditGraph is a production-grade backend platform with a deep Azure connector, an architecture we have deliberately frozen, and a surface layer still being migrated onto it. Azure is generally available. Several capabilities are Beta, and the AI runtime surfaces are Alpha — all labeled as such throughout this site and inside the product.

We are not going to describe ourselves as an established platform with an installed base we do not have. If you are the kind of buyer who works with a strong product at an early stage — and who would rather have the vendor's direct attention than a support queue — that is exactly who we are built for right now.