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StackGuard is a Remediation First Non-Human Identity (NHI) platform. It can discover NHIs (like API keys, Access Tokens, Service Accounts, Certificates, IAM roles) across a customer's infrastructure, prioritise using the contextual visibility and remediates using it's proprietary AI-based remediation. Various capability like CI Gating, NHI annonmysation in chats etc. ensures NHIs are governed through out their lifecycle. Entire StackGuard platform get deployed locally in less than 5 mins, to ensure all your misconfigurations and findings remain within your infrastructure.
Singapore, Singapore
Really intuitive to use and an actual remediation first solution for managing Non Human Identities, Service Accounts and Cloud IAM configurations. Easy to set up and onboarding support was great from the StackGuard team.
Reply from Stackguard
Thanks Paul for your kind words, really appreciate your review.
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