Platform · Human and machine, on the same graph

Identity risk

Entitlements, federation topology and machine identity in one model, so the role that quietly bridges two accounts stops being invisible.

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human and machine identities modelled

Capabilities

What identity risk actually does

Entitlement graph

Who can assume what, from where, and what that grants once assumed.

Machine identity

Service principals, deploy identities and access keys, with last-use and blast radius.

Toxic combinations

Pairs of entitlements that are harmless apart and dangerous together, surfaced as one finding.

Factor coverage

Which populations are exempt from strong authentication, and what those exemptions reach.

In the console

See it working on demo data

Human accounts, service principals, deploy identities and access keys sit on one entitlement graph.
Toxic entitlement pairs are raised once, with both contributing grants shown together.
Factor coverage shows which populations are exempt from strong authentication and what those exemptions reach.

LodemarkDemo tenantNorthfleet Group · 4 cloud accounts · 11 regions · 3 subsidiariesHead of Security Operations

Scroll the graph sideways to reach every stratum

Critical exposureHighMediumLowFilled node = crown jewel

Select any node to focus its one-hop neighbourhood, or filter by relationship type above.

Questions

About identity risk

Everything else is in the documentation.

Okta, Microsoft Entra ID and Ping are supported directly; anything with SCIM and a directory API can be modelled with the generic connector.

The rest of the platform

Exposure managementThe inventory that tells the truth Attack pathsFrom foothold to consequence, drawn out Threat intelligenceContext that lands on your own surface Cloud securityPosture with the network in the picture Detection & responseThe handful of events that deserve a human

Next step

Put identity risk against your own estate

A four-week proof of value connects one cloud account, your DNS and your identity provider, and ends with a written readout. Lodemark stays read-only throughout.