Every access point is privileged. What matters is who, to what, and when.
The old line between privileged and non-privileged identities no longer holds. Across on-premises systems, cloud services and autonomous agents, every path to sensitive data is a privileged one.
OmniPriv governs them together — human, machine, vendor and AI identities — under one policy engine, one credential store and one audit trail, rather than four tools that never quite agree with each other.
Four kinds of identity. One authorization model.
Each identity class fails in its own way, which is exactly how gaps open up between tools bought at different times.
Human identities
Administrators, engineers and workforce users — including remote and hybrid workers whose access IT can no longer watch at the network edge.
Learn moreMachine identities
Service accounts, workload identities, keys, certificates and secrets — created and destroyed faster than any manual review cycle can follow.
Learn moreAI agents
Autonomous agents that authenticate on their own, call tools and act at machine speed with nobody sitting at the keyboard.
Learn moreVendor & third-party
Contractors, suppliers and partners who need genuine access for a defined piece of work — and need it revoked the moment that work ends.
Learn moreSix places identity risk actually accumulates
Each one is a working page. Read together, they are the privileged access lifecycle from discovery to evidence.
Discovery & inventory
You cannot govern an identity you have not found. Inventory across on-prem, cloud and hybrid surfaces the accounts nobody registered.
Learn moreProtected credentials
Vaulting, policy-driven rotation and full SSH key lifecycle, so secrets are never left in the hands of the identities that use them.
Learn moreZero standing privilege
Time-bound assignment that reverts automatically on expiry, behind 4-eyes approval. There is nothing permanent left to inherit.
Learn morePrivileged secure access
Brokered, recorded and monitored sessions across every protocol — agentless, with no VPN client and no inbound port.
Learn morePosture & threat analysis
Behavioural scoring on every closed session, with tiered escalation from dashboard alert to admin alert to automatic block.
Learn moreAccountability & audit
A tamper-proof trail with cryptographic hash-chaining, mapped against nine regulatory frameworks out of the box.
Learn moreZero standing privilege is the operating model
Identity sprawl is not solved by reviewing access more often. It is solved by not holding the access in the first place.
Nothing standing
Access is granted for a task and expires with it, so there is no permanent entitlement to accumulate, review, forget about or inherit.
Credentials never held
Secrets stay in the vault and are injected on the far side of the connection, so the identity making the request never holds the raw credential.
Verified continuously
Authorization is evaluated on each action rather than assumed from the login, and behavioural scoring runs against every closed session.
Evidence by default
Every action is logged with the user, asset and outcome, so the answer already exists by the time anybody asks for it.
Governance that does not stop at the boundary of a tool
Most identity programmes break where one system hands off to another. These are the controls that keep the classes inside a single model, and they stay server-side and policy-driven rather than depending on people remembering a process.
- One policy engine evaluates human, machine, vendor and AI identities instead of four separate rule sets
- Integrates with existing identity management systems for user lifecycle management and provisioning
- Bidirectional LDAP and Active Directory sync with automatic user and group provisioning
- Records every identity in one audit trail, so agent activity sits beside the human activity that authorised it
Identity security you can point at
Not a diagram of a future state. These are the controls running behind one policy engine today.
One authorization model for every identity
OmniPriv governs human, machine, vendor and AI identities together — the same policy engine, the same credential protection and the same audit trail.
Start with the identity class that worries you most. The model does not change for the next one.
Nothing standing. Nobody holds the secret. Nothing unrecorded.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about governing human, machine, vendor and AI identities under one privileged access model.
Identity security is the discipline of controlling who and what can reach your systems, and proving afterwards what they did. It has moved well past usernames and passwords: the estate now includes service accounts, workload identities, certificates, contractors and autonomous AI agents, each with its own failure mode.
Because separate tools create gaps exactly where identities overlap. An AI agent acts on behalf of a human, a contractor authenticates as a service account, and a machine identity outlives the person who created it. When one policy engine evaluates them all, an identity cannot move between categories to escape a control.
Zero standing privilege means an identity holds no access when it is not actively performing a task. Access is granted just-in-time, scoped to the task and revoked automatically at expiry. Nothing permanent exists to accumulate, to be forgotten during a review, or to be inherited by whoever compromises the identity.
Start with inventory rather than enforcement. OmniPriv discovers privileged accounts across on-prem, cloud and hybrid environments, which turns an unknown estate into a list you can prioritise. Most teams find the stale and orphaned accounts they did not know about before they change any policy.
No. OmniPriv integrates with enterprise identity management systems for user lifecycle management and provisioning, and syncs bidirectionally with LDAP and Active Directory. It governs privileged access to your systems rather than replacing the directory or IGA platform that defines who your people are.