Cut standing privilege, starting with the riskiest accounts
Hydden ranks every identity by what it can reach, including accounts no tool knew about, so you remove access where it matters first.
Nobody knows which account to fix first
Nested groups, cloud roles and agent tools hide who can reach what.
Standing privilege everywhere
People, NHIs and agents hold broad roles with no expiry.
The risky account is unknown
It is often the one outside the vault and the IGA catalog.
No path to explain
Approvers can’t see the grant chain when they need to say no.
See the blast radius before you revoke
Every resource an identity can reach, across groups, roles and hops.
Overview
The full blast radius of one service account.
0risk findings
- svc-deploy-prod
svc-deploy-prod
CI/CD
- Domain Ops (legacy)
Domain Ops (legacy)
AD
- prod-deployer
- cluster-admin
- deploy-bot
- ci-secrets
prod-deployer
AWS IAM
cluster-admin
Kubernetes
deploy-bot
GitHub app
ci-secrets
Vault policy
- S3 buckets
- Prod compute
- IAM
- K8s namespaces
- File shares
- Prod databases
- GitHub repos
- Vault secrets
S3 buckets
AWS
14
Prod compute
AWS
20
IAM
AWS
4
K8s namespaces
Kubernetes
18
Highest privilege
File shares
Windows
4
Prod databases
AWS
6
GitHub repos
GitHub
24
Vault secrets
HashiCorp
12
Show why the access exists
Follow the chain from person to group to role to resource, including nested groups nobody remembers adding.
Spot the outliers among peers
Hydden compares each account with its peers and flags privilege the rest of the group doesn’t have.
- Configuration anomalies compared to peers
- Unused entitlements on each account
Start with the highest privilege scores
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