Overview

Veza delivers cloud identity governance to control human and machine access across cloud and SaaS. The product discovers identities, roles, and privileges, then centralizes policies to enforce least privilege. It automates joiner‑mover‑leaver processes, access requests, and approvals, and provides recurring certifications to validate who should retain access. Just‑in‑time and just‑enough access limit standing privileges while detailed audit trails support compliance. Governance extends to service accounts, keys, and CI/CD tokens to reduce hidden risks in automation. Recommendations help right‑size permissions and detect toxic combinations. The outcome is consistent access control, faster audits, and reduced blast radius without slowing developers or operations. The platform emphasizes integration with existing tooling, actionable prioritization, and measurable risk reduction. Dashboards track posture trends and remediation SLAs so teams can prove progress. APIs and ticketing integrations route fixes to owners, while policy controls block risky changes before they reach production. Flexible deployment and role‑based access ensure the right visibility for security, cloud, and application stakeholders.

Features

  • Automated provisioning and deprovisioning
  • Access reviews and certification workflows
  • Just-in-time and just-enough access
  • Zero standing privilege enforcement
  • Segregation of duties and policy rules
  • Audit trails and evidence collection
  • Non-human identity governance
  • Self-service access with approvals
  • Recommendations to right-size permissions

Integrations

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Sellers & Vendors

Veza builds an access authorization platform focused on understanding and governing who can access what across enterprise systems. The Veza Access Platform helps teams visualize permissions and right-size access across identities and resources, supporting access governance, privilege controls, and access management workflows. It’s typically used to unify access visibility across many systems where permissions are fragmented, enabling least-privilege and Zero Trust programs to be enforced more consistently.

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