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Your tools say MFA is required, passwords are rotated, and access is locked down. However, controls don’t always match reality. Nagomi shows you where identity enforcement breaks down and how to close the gaps before attackers find them first.
Identity is Everywhere. So Are the Gaps
Most teams have already made the investment. You’ve rolled out MFA, locked down privileged accounts, cleaned up stale credentials, and tied your SSO into every system that allows it. On paper, identity is covered. However, the gaps aren’t always obvious. Controls misfire quietly. Accounts get orphaned. AD group policies drift. A backup admin account never got the memo. And no matter how many alerts you set up, no tool shows you which controls are actually protecting which assets at any given moment.
That’s where real exposure begins.
You Already Have the Tools. Nagomi Helps Them Work More Efficiently
Nagomi connects directly into the identity tools already running in your environment, Entra ID, Okta, Duo, CyberArk, Saviynt, Active Directory Workspace, and others. These integrations aren’t just for data collection. They give Nagomi the ability to test whether controls are deployed, enforced, and working as expected across real assets and accounts.
That depth matters. Most platforms ingest static lists and policy settings. Nagomi goes further by querying control state, running validation checks, and correlating that to what’s actually happening across your systems. We use these integrations to build a picture of your identity enforcement, not just what your tools say is happening.
Identity Exposures Don’t Live in Isolation
Identity alone doesn’t create risk. It creates pathways. When identity gaps collide with endpoint coverage issues, missing EDR, or unmanaged cloud assets, the blast radius grows. Nagomi correlates across all of these layers so your team can stop playing defense across silos. For example:
- A user with elevated privileges in AD, tied to devices that haven’t been scanned for vulnerabilities in months
- An unmanaged asset that AD says is protected, but your EDR doesn’t see it
- A CMDB record still referencing a user who left six months ago
These scenarios surface only because Nagomi integrates across control layers. Identity exposures look different when seen through the lens of asset coverage, endpoint protection, and CMDB records. Each integration adds clarity and resolution, helping teams move from symptoms to root cause, without duct-taping data across disconnected tools.
What This Means for Your Team
You already have identity tools. What’s often missing is confidence they’re working as intended. With Nagomi, you can:
- Assess control coverage across every user and asset
- Eliminate false confidence from misaligned identity and asset data
- Pinpoint where remediation is needed, and how to do it using tools you already own
- Shift identity from a visibility function to an enforcement function
- Understand how exposures combine to create toxic, high-risk scenarios
- Do it all without writing new scripts or managing another dashboard
Most platforms tell you who has access. Nagomi tells you whether that access is protected, and whether your stack is actually enforcing the controls it claims to.
We’re continuing to expand identity integrations because the problem isn’t slowing down. It’s expanding across every layer of the enterprise. However, the goal remains the same: give security teams the power to close identity gaps with precision, not assumptions.
You’ve already invested in the tools. The controls are there. Now it’s time to connect them. Nagomi turns your identity stack into a system of enforcement, not hope.
If you’re ready to close the gaps, we’ll show you how. Let us walk you through real examples from environments like yours.
Watch our walkthrough or request a demo to see how we help teams surface what matters, skip the noise, and finally prove they’re protected.
