Critical infrastructure, regulated access.
Grid and utility operators answer to regulators who ask precisely who can reach critical assets. Cloud adoption added identities to that answer faster than the compliance model absorbed them.
The frameworks that ask you to account for this data. Not certifications we hold.
Four things your team already knows — and cannot currently prove.
CIP evidence is manual and annual
Access to critical cyber assets is documented in spreadsheets, then defended in an audit twelve months later.
Contractor and OEM access is long-lived
Equipment vendors hold access for asset lifetimes measured in decades.
Cloud analytics reach operational data
Managed identities for forecasting and metering analytics accumulate reach nobody has mapped.
Dormant privilege looks like safety
An identity with no activity is assumed unused, when it is simply unmonitored.
The same graph, pointed at your regulated data.
Reach proven from configuration
No dependence on telemetry your OT-adjacent workloads never produced.
Critical-asset trust zones
Classify the assets a regulator cares about and list what reaches them.
Dormant high-blast flagged
dormant_high_blast fires on inactive identities that still reach material resources.
Snapshot history for the audit
Point-in-time, comparable, and diffable across the compliance year.
What the platform guarantees.
Resource reach threshold at which a dormant identity is escalated — tenant-overridable.
Provenance bases on every number handed to a regulator.
Proprietary risk scores to defend.
These are properties of the platform, not findings from your estate. What a first snapshot surfaces in your tenant is the point of the walkthrough.
Find the reach you never granted.
A scoped assessment against your own Azure tenant. Read-only, agentless, and nothing is written to your environment — ever.
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