Find dangerous cloud access before attackers do.
Your teams create service accounts, keys, tokens, and AI agents faster than any access review can keep up. Avistar discovers every one, attributes an owner, scores what it can reach, and keeps the inventory current at the pace your teams ship. Read only and agentless.
One question drives everything we do: who can do what?
The machine identity layer underneath your governance stack
Identity governance tools govern people. Cloud posture tools flag misconfigurations. Neither tells you which machine identities hold the access, who owns them, or how far they reach. Avistar fills that gap and feeds clean, attributed identity data into the governance program you already run.
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Built by people who have shipped identity and infrastructure work inside teams from
Built for the team that owns the risk and the partner that fixes it
For security teams
Replace the service account spreadsheet with a current inventory of every machine identity, what it can reach, and who owns it.
Explore the platformFor MSPs & MSSPs
Discover every machine identity in a prospect's cloud tenant before a contract exists, present the inventory under your brand, and scope the remediation work. Multi tenant delivery and per tenant pricing are built for partners.
See the channel modelKeep governance current as your teams ship
Every pipeline, integration, and AI agent your teams deploy gets credentials. Most never get an owner, a review, or an offboarding date. Avistar ties identities back to the part of your software development lifecycle (SDLC) that created them, so governance keeps pace with delivery instead of slowing it down.
Discover. Prioritize. Remediate. Repeat.
Point in time audits describe last quarter. Avistar repeats the loop as each cloud tenant changes, surfacing new, drifting, and orphaned credentials.
Discover
Prioritize
Remediate
Inventory with enough context to act on
We connect to your cloud tenants with read only access and build a living inventory of every machine identity with its owner and last activity, score each one by what it can reach and how stale it is, then map the findings to the controls your auditors ask about.
Read only connects. Avistar links to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud without agents or credentials that can change your cloud.
Identity inventory. Every service account, key, and token with its owner, team, and last activity.
Risk pills. A score from low to critical based on what the identity can reach and how stale it is.
Blast radius and controls. The resources each identity can touch, mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, FedRAMP, and HIPAA.
AI agent governance. Discover agents and the credentials they run on, see what they are allowed to touch, and flag access beyond their purpose.
What teams find in their first inventory
What customers found and why it mattered.
“Heading into our SOC 2 audit, that saved us hours of internal investigation and, just as importantly, billable hours from the auditor. It's the kind of tool you wish you'd had from day one.”
Drew Stockler and Daran Becker
Co-Founders, TrustRails
“Overall, I actually like the direction of the product. The core experience is pretty clean and easy to navigate. I also thought the way the findings, technical evidence, audit trails, and compliance frameworks are presented was pretty strong. The SOC 2/NIST/CIS context is useful too since it gives you some context around why a finding matters instead of just throwing an alert at you. The finding/evidence side already feels useful, especially for an MSP/security team that wants a centralized way to identify over-permissioned identities and turn those findings into something actionable.”
Julian Vazquez
Operations Leader, AI & Automation
One inventory, two conversations
One inventory supports technical review, executive decisions, and audit evidence.
For cloud and security engineers
Identity classification, wildcard access, standing privilege, and policy level evidence, prioritized by reachability, staleness, and ownership. Findings point back to the pipeline or repo that created the identity, so fixes land in the SDLC rather than just in a ticket.
For executive and compliance stakeholders
A governed inventory of every machine identity, mapped to the control language you already report in: CIS, FedRAMP, HIPAA, ISO 27001, NIST, and SOC 2.
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.
Ungoverned AI agents
Agents and automations holding live credentials outside your identity governance cycle, often with more access than the workload needs.
Rotation hygiene
Long lived secrets tracked against policy, with the riskiest credentials prioritized first.
Smaller blast radius before an incident, faster containment during one
Every over privileged identity your team removes is one less path an attacker can use. When something does go wrong, responders already have a map of which credentials reach which systems, so they know what to revoke first. Avistar provides the evidence; your team takes action.
Where machine identity gaps cost the most
The same inventory, mapped to the control language each sector reports in.
Machine identity questions, answered
What teams ask before discovery.
Bring machine identities under governance
Connect read only across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Get a living inventory of every machine identity, ranked by risk, that keeps pace with how fast you ship.