Identity audit and compliance
Identity is more than authentication. It’s the full picture of who accessed what, when, and why.
To stay compliant, organisations need visibility into identity flows, privilege escalations, and access patterns, not just user provisioning.
Foundations
Identity as a control surface
Most breaches involve compromised credentials or misuse of access. Understanding identity behaviour is central to both security and compliance.
Track identity sources, roles, and access history across systems
Reconstruct login trails, privilege escalations, and access decisions
Monitor dormant accounts and inherited permissions
Flag deviations from baseline identity behaviour
Maintain a clear audit trail for every identity-related event
Identity becomes an active control surface, one that can be monitored, governed, and reported on.
Our Approach
Built for continuous verification
Static access reviews are not enough. We apply continuous assessment and risk-adaptive signals.
Correlate login behaviour with device, location, and role
Detect anomalies in access timing, volume, or intent
Integrate with IAM, IdP, and directory services
Map changes across user lifecycle events
Trigger alerts or automated response when identity conditions shift
Identity compliance becomes responsive, not retrospective.
Use Cases
Proving trust through transparency
Audit and compliance frameworks demand proof, not assumptions. Identity is no exception.
Demonstrate compliance with standards like ISO 27001 and NIS2
Provide evidence of least privilege and proper entitlement reviews
Detect dormant or orphaned accounts
Show access justification during audits
Support investigations with complete, timestamped identity logs
Transparency is no longer optional. It’s expected and enforceable.
Real-World Outcomes
Execution in action
Privileged access logging
Capture all privileged activity across systems and cloud environments.
Entitlement review automation
Regularly assess user access against current role and business context.
Orphaned account detection
Identify accounts with no active owner or usage.
Audit readiness dashboards
Visualise compliance status across departments and systems.
Federated identity monitoring
Track SSO and federated access from external providers.
Policy deviation detection
Alert on deviations from approved identity policies.
Access lifecycle reporting
Show joiner, mover, and leaver events with access context.
Compliance export tooling
Generate reports aligned with regulatory frameworks.
The Architecture
Integrated across your identity stack
Audit and compliance require more than logs. They need structured signals across your identity ecosystem.
Connect to directories, IdPs, IAM, and HR systems
Normalise identity events from cloud and on-prem platforms
Support identity mapping across multiple domains
Tag access based on sensitivity or risk level
Integrate with SIEM and GRC tooling for reporting
Identity data becomes a single source of truth for compliance teams.
Strategic Fit
Aligned with regulatory outcomes
Security frameworks increasingly centre identity. This isn't just about logging. It's about provable alignment.
Link access policies to compliance controls
Match reporting outputs to frameworks like ISO, NIST, and SOC 2
Demonstrate policy enforcement over time
Enable audit response without manual collation
Identity compliance should be built-in, not bolted on.
Next Steps
Modernise your identity compliance strategy
Manual reviews and fragmented logs can’t keep up.
Build an identity compliance layer that is continuous, defensible, and ready for audit at any moment.