About Stack Identity

Explosive data sharing combined with distributed identities
and entitlements create Shadow Access risks

Automated Infrastructure as Code (IaC) processes create an explosion of over-privileged access and entitlements. At the same time, zettabytes of data are being shared with cloud apps, services, third parties, and AI. The intersection of these two trends has given rise to a new concern: Shadow Access.

Shadow Access is unauthorized, unmonitored, unintended and invisible access to sensitive data, applications and software and leads to data breaches, compliance violations, operational disruptions, and security vulnerabilities.

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Addressing Shadow Access demands transforming
Cloud IAM to secure the Cloud

Everything in the modern cloud has an identity, bestowed with powerful privileges and permissions. This creates invisible data access risks across infrastructure, applications, and data stacks.

However, unlike software vulnerabilities, malware, or new ransomware, identity is a security vector where enterprises can have complete control and accurately answer questions of:

Who has access to what?
Who is actively using these permissions?
Are they authorized for such access?
What unauthorized activities are happening beneath the surface?

Stack Identity’s unified platform continuously detects and eliminates Shadow Access before an attacker can exploit it

Stack Identity provides a live data attack map that reveals a prioritized view of Shadow Access vulnerabilities to enable continuous access reviews and prevent data exfiltration, rogue access, or unauthorized data sharing.

We empower Cloud SecOps, DevOps and Compliance teams with an integrated approach to CIEM, Cloud IGA, Data Access Governance, and Cloud Access Controls with the comprehensive visibility needed to assess, review, remediate, and refine their cloud access controls.