Privity · Identity Security
Making complex access relationships easier to see, review, and control.
We designed an identity security product that turns fragmented permissions, inherited access, and organizational context into clear decisions.
- Role
- Product Design
- Platform
- Web App
- Industry
- Cybersecurity · Enterprise
01 · The Challenge
Access is easy to grant. Much harder to understand.
In large organizations, permissions rarely exist in isolation. Access is inherited through roles, groups, systems, and organizational relationships that change over time.
Security teams need more than a list of permissions. They need to understand why access exists, whether it still makes sense, and what happens if it changes.
- Identities
- 2,418Identities
- Privileged identities
- 184Privileged identities
- Unexplained access paths
- 31Unexplained access paths
- Connected systems
- 8Connected systems
02 · Access Intelligence

See how access actually exists.
Instead of treating permissions as isolated rows, Privity maps the relationship between identities, groups, roles, resources, and effective permissions.
- Effective permissions
- 37
- Privileged permissions
- 4
- Inherited access paths
- 3
- Unexplained relationships
- 2
03 · Explainable Access
Every permission has a reason. Or it should.
Privity exposes the chain behind access so security teams can distinguish intentional permissions from inherited, outdated, or unexplained access.

5 access paths evaluated across 8 applications
04 · Decision Workflow
Turn access context into a decision.
When roles, responsibilities, or organizational relationships change, Privity surfaces the access that needs human judgment and brings the evidence into one decision workspace.
- Recommendation
- Revoke
- Confidence
- High
- Last privileged activity
- 47 days ago
- Privileged actions
- 3 in 90 days
05 · Continuous Oversight
Find access that changed meaning.
Privity continuously reconciles identity and access data to surface role transitions, unexplained permissions, inherited privileges, and other relationships that require review.
- Production accessStanding privilege on production systems
- Unexplained accessNo role, group or request explains it
- Inherited privilegeGranted through a group, not a person
- Role transitionsThe relationship that justified access has ended
- Access changes in 48 hours
- 142
- Access paths under review
- 12
- Time-bound elevations
- 96

06 · The Outcome
Identity security that explains the decision, not just the risk.
Privity turns a dense graph of identities, permissions, roles, and systems into a workflow security teams can understand and act on.
- resolved into a single access graph
- 37 permissionsresolved into a single access graph
- connected to their organizational context
- 5 access pathsconnected to their organizational context
- from evidence to action
- 1 decision workspacefrom evidence to action
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