Effective access visibility

Access Intelligence

Know what every human and non-human identity, including AI agents, can access, why they have it, and where access creates risk.

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Ubiq Access Intelligence graph showing human identities, service accounts, applications, workloads, and AI agents connected through groups, roles, permissions, and resources

Why use Ubiq Access Intelligence

Effective permissions

Resolve effective permissions: Understand what an identity can actually access after direct, inherited, nested, and indirect paths are evaluated.
Explain how access was granted: Trace relationships through groups, roles, policies, and permissions instead of relying on isolated entitlement lists.
Identify material access risk: Surface privileged, dormant, unused, excessive, and broad access where connected source data supports the conclusion.

Group membership

See which identities are associated with each group

Finance

Identity provider group

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Identity provider group

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AI & Service Identities

Identity provider group

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Bidirectional visibility

Start with an identity: See the systems, resources, data, permissions, and access paths connected to a human or non-human identity.
Start with a resource: See every identity that can reach a resource or dataset and the path that makes access effective.
Use one enterprise view: Investigate employees, contractors, service accounts, workloads, applications, API-driven identities, and AI agents together.

Effective access paths

Trace how each identity can reach resources and data

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Human identity

Access group

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Customer_PII

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Application service

Access group

Data-Engineering

Claims_Records

Support_Tickets

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AI agent

Access group

Claims-Assist

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Connected and extensible

Connect supported systems: Ingest authorization metadata from supported enterprise systems and normalize different access models.
Extend to custom environments: Use custom connectors for organization-specific applications, platforms, and authorization structures.
Use APIs and an open schema: Bring custom authorization data into the graph without recreating the customer’s identity directory inside Ubiq.

Authorization data ingestion

Bring connected access models into one normalized graph

Supported connectors

Authorization metadata from supported enterprise systems

Custom connectors

Organization-specific applications and access models

APIs and open schema

Custom authorization data normalized into the graph

Human identities, service accounts, applications, workloads, API identities, and AI agents mapped to access

Answers

Access Intelligence questions

Direct answers about effective permissions, access paths, connected systems, and human and non-human identities.

What is Access Intelligence?

Access Intelligence gives security teams a unified view of effective permissions across connected systems. Ubiq maps human and non-human identities through groups, roles, policies, permissions, and indirect paths to show which resources they can access and how that access was granted.

What are effective permissions?

Effective permissions represent what an identity can actually do after direct assignments, group membership, nested roles, inherited policies, and indirect access paths are resolved.

Can Ubiq investigate access in both directions?

Yes. Teams can start with an identity to see the resources it can reach, or start with a resource to see every human and non-human identity with effective access and the path that grants it.

Can Ubiq map service accounts and AI agents?

Yes. Ubiq represents human identities, service accounts, workloads, applications, API-driven identities, and AI agents in one consistent access view, including the resources each identity can reach and the path that grants access.

How does Ubiq ingest authorization data?

Ubiq ingests authorization metadata through supported connectors, custom connectors, APIs, and an open schema, then normalizes it into a unified access graph.

Which access risks can Ubiq identify?

Ubiq can identify privileged, dormant, unused, excessive, and broad access where the connected source data supports that conclusion.

Does Access Intelligence work independently?

Yes. Access Intelligence operates independently of Sensitive Data Discovery & Classification and Runtime Data Protection. Connecting the capabilities adds platform value but does not define or limit Access Intelligence coverage.

Additional platform value

Connect access understanding to discovery and runtime control.

Platform

Platform Overview

See how Sensitive Data Discovery & Classification, Access Intelligence, and Runtime Data Protection add value independently and together.

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Ubiq Sensitive Data Discovery and Classification dashboard

Product

Sensitive Data Discovery & Classification

Discover and inventory supported data sources, scan repositories, classify sensitive findings, and track them over time.

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Product

Runtime Data Protection

Apply policy at runtime to determine the sensitive-data representation returned to an established requester.

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See effective access across your connected systems.

Map human and non-human identities, resolve access paths, and investigate who can reach each resource and how.

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