Authoryn
Modern Identity
Control Plane

Privileged visibility + JIT · agents & automation

See standing privilege.
Grant elevation with evidence.

See who has standing privileged access — including autonomous agents and deploy bots. Grant time-bound elevation with evidence when humans or orchestrators need it. If your team lives in GitHub, AWS, and Entra, you probably do not need another IGA rollout to answer “who has admin, and for how long?”

Request a pilot How it works

We are not SailPoint. We are not running certification campaigns. We are focused on infrastructure privilege.

Privileged access

Cross-provider inventory

3 ownerless
Grant Provider Severity
repo-admin / payments-api GitHub High · ownerless
AdministratorAccess AWS Medium · standing
Global Administrator Entra Low · owned
Sample UI. Severity comes from allowlists and rules, not a black-box score.

Three ways teams start with Authoryn

One control plane, three entry points. Most teams lead with standing-privilege remediation, lean on agent JIT for the hardest-to-copy story, and close with cross-system leaver termination — all on the same evidence trail.

Agent & automation JIT

Govern autonomous cloud actors like humans

Inventory agent and bot principals, require a human sponsor, and grant privileged access for minutes — not months — with proof of who delegated the run.

  • •Agent / service-principal inventory with accountable human sponsors
  • •Automation JIT via integration API with run reference and optional on-behalf-of human
  • •AWS STS AssumeRole credential handoff; auto-expire and revoke worker
  • •Readiness probe plus NuGet and TypeScript clients for orchestrators
See the connectors →

Standing privilege remediation

Find standing admin across your clouds — and make it temporary

See standing and ownerless admin across GitHub, AWS, Entra, and Okta in one place, make someone accountable for every privileged grant, and replace standing access with time-bound elevation you can prove.

  • •Cross-provider privileged and ownerless inventory via explainable allowlists
  • •Owner assignment and identity-anchor correlation across providers
  • •Standing-to-JIT migration proposals (propose, approve, execute)
  • •Multi-stage human JIT with approver inbox and audit report packs
For security teams →

Leaver & lifecycle termination

Disabling someone in Entra isn't enough

Authoryn shows every correlated grant across GitHub, AWS, Entra, and Okta, previews what will break, revokes what it can, and records what still needs manual cleanup.

  • •Identity-scoped termination preview (mutator-eligible vs manual cleanup)
  • •Approve-then-execute termination plans with per-grant evidence
  • •ITSM lifecycle webhook (identity.terminated) drafts the plan
  • •Optional IdP session revoke and account disable
How it works →

Rules you can explain

What counts as privileged, ownerless, or standing is defined in allowlists. When someone asks why a row is red, you can answer in one sentence.

GitHub, AWS, Entra, Okta

Pull from the systems where admin access actually lives. JIT flows are fixed on purpose. There is no drag-and-drop workflow builder.

Audit events

Discovery, ownership changes, connector syncs, and JIT grants write to an append-only event log you can export or forward.

One layer above the cloud consoles

AWS, Entra, GitHub, and Okta each have their own admin UI. Authoryn correlates standing privilege across them, assigns owners, and handles time-bound elevation with a single audit trail.

What we do

  • Standing privileged access across providers (including agentic principals)
  • Owners and human sponsors on privileged / agent accounts
  • JIT across GitHub, AWS, Entra, and Okta (allowlisted targets only)
  • Multi-provider access bundles fulfilled atomically, with automatic rollback on partial failure
  • Resolved-membership "why" paths through nested groups, teams, and roles
  • Agent-orchestrated elevation via integration API with audit evidence
  • HTTP APIs for the same data the UI shows

What we skip

  • Certification campaigns and role mining
  • HR joiner-mover-leaver
  • A connector catalog for its own sake
  • Every permission type on every cloud (scoped allowlists per provider)

Interested in a pilot?

We are talking to a small number of teams on GitHub + AWS + Entra + Okta. No self-serve signup. Email us and we will walk through a scripted demo.

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