Think back to your last identity audit. You probably had lists. Users, groups, roles. Maybe some screenshots. Maybe a spreadsheet. It felt thorough. But did it show how those identities could actually be used in an attack?

Let’s be honest. Visibility sounds great, but it is not enough. Seeing who has access does not mean you understand what that access actually enables. That is the gap attackers exploit every day.

Every user, machine, and service account is a potential entry point. The problem is that most security tools still treat identity as a flat list of permissions, completely blind to the complex web of relationships that define real risk.