Oak
Oak is an AI‑native identity operating system that unifies discovery, governance, and control for humans, machines, and AI agents. A single live graph centralizes context and intent, eliminating fragmentation, surfacing blind spots, and enabling continuous remediation at enterprise scale.
Overview
Connect Oak to your directories, applications, infrastructure, and agent runtimes. It ingests identities and entitlements into a unified graph, enriches them with behavior and relationships, then evaluates intent. Findings drive policies and remediation so you can approve, revoke, or right‑size access directly from the same system.
How Oak Works
Oak is built for security, platform, and identity teams tasked with governing complex, mixed environments: cloud applications, on‑prem systems, machine credentials, and emerging AI agents. Enterprises facing identity fragmentation, inconsistent entitlement reviews, or blind spots around service accounts benefit most. Leaders needing centralized visibility with the power to act—rather than audit alone—gain immediate leverage, while organizations anticipating rapid growth in agent‑driven automation can standardize policy before complexity compounds.
- Continuously discovers humans, service accounts, machines, and AI agents across environments.
- Unifies identities, entitlements, and relationships in one live, queryable identity graph.
- Evaluates intent and context to govern access beyond static, rule-based reviews.
- Surfaces blind spots and risky patterns, including dormant permissions and over‑privilege.
- Enables in-place remediation to revoke, right‑size, or approve access with context.
Why It Matters
Who Uses Oak
Start with a demo to map your landscape and define priority outcomes. Oak’s team guides connection of directories, applications, infrastructure, and agent runtimes, bringing identities and entitlements into the live graph. White‑glove services accelerate migrations, policy modeling, and remediation workflows, reducing disruption to existing processes. “Connect any” integrations are included, so required connectors are delivered without separate licensing sprawl. Once data is flowing, teams review findings, validate policies based on context and intent, and enable in‑place actions to right‑size or revoke access. Deployment proceeds incrementally, adding systems and use cases as confidence grows.
One live identity graph that continuously sees, reasons, and governs access wherever identities operate.
Getting Started
Oak consolidates identity discovery, context, and governance in one AI‑native stack. The live graph exposes relationships and intent that tickets and quarterly reviews miss, while in‑place actions resolve risk without tool‑hopping. Support for AI agents and service accounts closes emerging gaps, and “connect any” integrations remove connector bottlenecks. For enterprises confronting fragmentation and scale, Oak provides a single operating system that sees everything and acts immediately.
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Oak
Oak is a security company focused on identity for AI-era enterprises. The team builds an AI‑native platform with a unified data model and live graph, delivering full‑stack visibility and control. Services and integrations help large organizations deploy quickly and govern humans, machines, and agents with confidence.
Oak is an AI‑born identity operating system built as one data model and one live graph. It continuously discovers every identity—human, machine, and AI agent—then correlates permissions, behavior, and relationships to form an always‑current source of truth. On top of this Identity Intelligence Layer, Oak governs access based on context and intent, not only static rules or periodic reviews. The platform closes gaps left by legacy, tool‑by‑tool lists, bringing previously hidden service accounts and agent activity into view. Oak owns the full stack from visibility to control, so teams can evaluate risk, decide, and remediate without switching systems. Enterprise readiness is core: the architecture connects to the systems you already run, scales with complexity, and adapts as new applications and agent types appear. White‑glove implementation and “connect any” integrations accelerate time to value while reducing migration overhead. The result is centralized identity security designed for the realities of AI‑driven environments.
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