Saporo, Order in chaos

MICROSOFT ENTRA ID & AZURE EXPOSURE

Reduce identity exposure across Entra ID and Azure

Uncover excessive permissions and attack opportunities across Entra ID and Azure.

Saporo connects identities, applications, and resources in one graph to prioritize the changes that best protect critical assets. For hybrid environments, it also connects on-premises Active Directory to reveal how exposure extends across both.

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Microsoft Entra IDMicrosoft Azure
  • Users & groups
  • Applications
  • Directory roles
  • Azure RBAC
  • Resources
  • Managed identities

78% of observed attack techniques against critical infrastructure used cloud identity abuse.

Source: Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2026

INSIDE THE PLATFORM

See Entra ID and Azure exposure in Saporo

Map Entra and Azure access

Bring Entra users, groups, roles, applications, service principals, managed identities, and Azure resources into one view. Connect identities to their permissions across configured tenants, management groups, and subscriptions, and link synchronized accounts to on-premises AD when that source is included.

Saporo Inventory for Microsoft Azure, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365 showing counts for Entra ID users, groups, service principals, managed identities, apps, roles, devices, tenants, Microsoft 365 users, guest users, and Azure resources such as subscriptions, resource groups, key vaults, and storage accounts in an example environment

Discover and remediate exposure

Connect misconfigurations, excessive permissions, attack paths, and flagged log events to reveal cloud attack opportunities. Prioritize by reachability and potential blast radius, then follow guided recommendations. With Enterprise, automate supported changes, with approval steps for sensitive actions.

Saporo attack path list with critical Microsoft Entra ID paths, one expanded to show ESTEBAN_JOHNSTON holding AZResetPassword over another Entra user, with 757 sources, 1,130 targets, 855,410 attack paths, the recommended remediation to limit or remove the permission, and a description of how Entra role assignments grant password reset, in an example environment
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Measure your security progress

Track resolved findings, attack paths removed, and access to critical assets. Follow Resistance Score and Attack Paths Score trends alongside applicable framework and tiering results to demonstrate how Entra ID and Azure hardening reduces exposure over time.

Saporo Overview with a Medium Resistance Score of 69.6%, down 8.2 points over the last 30 days, an Increase your score action, the rating scale from Critical to Very High, and a Resistance Score over time chart with the Attack Paths score at 88.8% (75% weight) and Compliance at 12.0% (25% weight), in an example environment
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ENTRA ID & AZURE Q&A

What security teams ask about Microsoft cloud identity exposure

Saporo connects users, groups, directory roles, app registrations and their service principals (enterprise applications), managed identities, Azure RBAC, management groups, subscriptions, resource groups, and resources in one attack model.

Their permissions and administrative relationships are evaluated alongside human identities and cloud roles, making it easier to see where non-human access can expand reach or contribute to a path toward a critical resource.

Yes. Saporo connects directory roles, group memberships, application permissions, and Azure RBAC to the resources they affect. This helps reveal how control of an identity or application could lead to access to subscriptions, Key Vaults, virtual machines, storage accounts, databases, or other critical resources.

Yes. When both sources are connected, Saporo links synchronized identities and other collected hybrid relationships between Active Directory and Microsoft cloud. This helps reveal how exposure can propagate across cloud and on-premises environments.

Saporo prioritizes exposure using reachability, privilege propagation, impact on critical assets, and the amount of attack surface a change can remove. This helps teams focus on the relationships that materially reduce risk.

Yes. Saporo can analyze Entra ID and Azure independently. Connecting Active Directory adds hybrid identity relationships, while cloud identities, permissions, misconfigurations, and attack opportunities can be analyzed on their own.

Saporo represents supported role relationships with PIM activation and approval context. Administrative Units add scope to delegated administration, helping teams review privilege beyond tenant-wide roles.

Reduce identity exposure before it becomes an attack

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