Most security teams we talk to are dealing with the same problem. They've got five, six, sometimes ten different tools handling different pieces of identity — and none of them talk to each other properly. Access gets provisioned. It never gets cleaned up. Someone leaves the company and three months later their account is still active. A contractor has more access than your own engineers. A service account nobody owns is sitting on production with credentials that haven't rotated in two years.
That's not a tool problem. That's a strategy problem. And patching it with another point solution just adds another seam for something to go wrong.
We built Garnet because identity security was long overdue for a platform that actually connects the dots. IAM, IGA, PAM, Secrets Management, threat detection — under one roof, with one policy engine, and full visibility across every identity in your environment. Human or machine. Cloud or on-prem. Employee or third party.
We're not here to add another dashboard to your stack. We're here to replace the complexity that's slowing your team down and leaving gaps that attackers are very good at finding. Because the hard truth is — most breaches don't start with a zero-day. They start with an identity. A stolen credential. An over-privileged account. Access that should have been revoked six months ago.
If you're a CISO tired of explaining audit findings that stem from access no one remembers approving — we get it. If you're an architect trying to enforce Zero Trust without duct-taping six vendors together — we've built for that. If you're in DevOps and security keeps blocking your pipeline instead of enabling it — we think those two things shouldn't be in conflict.
Identity security done right is invisible to the business and unavoidable to the threat.
That's what we're building at Garnet.
IAM · IGA · PAM · Secrets Management · Identity Threat Detection

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