Find every identity, in every system
Hydden collects accounts from cloud, SaaS, on-prem and legacy systems, auto classifies each identity type and maps NHIs to their human owners.
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Each tool sees its own slice of your identities
Connector catalogs and IAM exports miss local, nested and agentic identities.
Partial connector coverage
IGA, PAM and the IdP each list the accounts they were set up to see.
NHIs treated as afterthoughts
Service accounts, API keys and tokens, certificates, SSH keys, secrets, service principals, workloads, bots and RPA, and AI agents.
No shared inventory
Security, IAM and cloud teams argue from different lists.
Every identity type in one record
People, NHIs and AI agents with the same ownership and privilege model.
- People
- Service accounts
- API keys and tokens
- Certificates
- SSH keys
- Secrets
- Service principals
- Bots and RPA
- Workloads
- AI agents
Find every service account, and who owns it.
- svc-ledger-syncPlatform
- ci-deployDevOps
- svc-ap-automationNo owner
- adm-local-hv04No owner
Map shadow accounts to their human owners, then enrich each one with privilege and threat analysis.
See which AI agents are running.
- AssistantRuns asService principal
- CopilotRuns asUser token
- Autonomous agentRuns asAPI key
- Custom-built agentRuns asService account
Every kind of agent is tracked, tied to the account it runs as and to the person behind it.
Each identity, enriched with context
Hydden adds context such as privilege analysis, configuration anomalies compared to peers, auto classification of identity types and the human owner of each NHI.
- Shadow accounts mapped to their human owners
- Outliers flagged against peer accounts
Collect from any system, deploy anywhere
Protocol-agnostic collection reaches systems without a convenient API, in public cloud, private cloud, on-prem and air-gapped estates.
Deploy anywhere. Connect the stack you run.
Agent classification and peer outliers
Classify
Hydden tells agent types apart, such as assistants, autonomous agents and service‑account‑backed bots, and shows which are truly privileged. Without a system of record, every agent gets treated as privileged.
Peer outliers
Hydden vectorizes every identity's access and flags outliers against its peers, including similar accounts owned by those peers.
Start with a complete inventory
See every identity type in your environment, with owners and privilege.