Machine identity & access management

Every nonhuman identity in your cloud, watched continuously.

Avistar keeps a live inventory of the service accounts, keys, tokens, and AI agents running across AWS, Azure, and GCP, attributed to an owner, scored by blast radius, and remediated from one pane.

Agentless. Read only collection. No production change window.

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Two ways in

Built for the team that owns the risk and the partner that fixes it

For security teams

Replace the spreadsheet of service accounts with a continuously updated inventory, ranked by what each credential can actually reach, and mapped to the controls you already report against.

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For MSPs & MSSPs

Find the machine identities nobody is watching in your clients' clouds, deliver the report under your own brand, push findings into ConnectWise or Kaseya, and bill the remediation work that follows.

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The identity loop

Discover, attribute, score, remediate, continuously

Point in time audits describe the cloud you had last quarter. Avistar reruns the loop as the environment changes, so new, drifting, and orphaned credentials surface as they appear.

Stage 1

Discover

Stage 2

Attribute

Stage 3

Score

Stage 4

Remediate

Machine identity lifecycle: discovery, attribution, scoring, and remediation in the cloud
Capabilities

Inventory with enough context to act on

Agentless multicloud coverage

Read only roles in AWS, Azure, and GCP. No agents, no sidecars, no production change window.

Ownership attribution

Owner, workload, and last activity on every credential give the context that turns a list into a work queue.

Blast radius scoring

Risk ranked by reachable resources and privilege, not by raw finding count.

Control mapping

Findings map to ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, FedRAMP, and HIPAA controls so evidence is a byproduct of the work.

What it catches

The identities that never show up in an access review

Orphaned credentials

Keys and service accounts with no owner and no recent activity, still holding live permissions.

Over privileged service accounts

Standing privilege far beyond what the workload has ever used.

AI agent sprawl

Agents and automations provisioning their own access outside the identity review cycle.

Rotation hygiene

Long lived secrets tracked against policy, with rotation driven from the findings themselves.

Regulated industries around the globe using continuous machine identity and compliance reporting
Regulated industries

Where machine identity gaps cost the most

The same inventory, mapped to the control language each sector reports in.

Machine identity inventory and evidence that stands up to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 audit scrutiny, including third party integration credentials.

FAQ

Machine identity questions, answered

The questions security teams and partners ask before the first assessment.

See every machine identity in your cloud

Book a walkthrough, or start with a single client gap assessment: agentless, read only, no commitment.