Consent outlasts the task
An employee connects an AI app for a useful task. Its OAuth grant can remain long after the work ends.
An AI note-taker can finish the meeting and still hold permission to company mail, files, or calendars. Identra shows which connected AI apps have data access, who granted it, and gives analysts the controls to revoke risky grants.
What security teams run into with AI app access today, before a control is in place.
An employee connects an AI app for a useful task. Its OAuth grant can remain long after the work ends.
An app name tells you little about its reach. Security teams need to distinguish basic sign-in from access to company data or tenant administration.
When a questionable app appears, the first questions are practical. Who granted access, and what permissions did they approve?
A request to remove access does not establish that it happened. Incident follow-up needs the response result.
Covered by Identra across identity, SaaS and cloud, tied to one identity and one timeline.
The same moment, played twice. Once without Identra, once with it.
An employee connects an AI note-taker and grants calendar and file permissions.
The team stops using the app, but its OAuth grant remains.
Security learns about the app during an access review and pieces together its permissions and grantor.
The team requests removal, then separately checks whether access was revoked.
Identra identifies the connected AI app as having access to company data.
The analyst reviews the app, its OAuth permissions, and who granted them.
The analyst revokes the specific risky grant through an approved action.
Identra records the response result for follow-up.
Find connected AI apps and distinguish data access, tenant admin rights, and sign-in only access.
Inspect the app, permissions, and grantor to decide which access should remain.
Have an analyst revoke the selected risky OAuth grant through an approved action.
Keep the response result available for incident follow-up and access reviews.
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Identra integrates with Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta, AWS, GitHub, Salesforce, Slack, Anthropic, and other providers. This solution focuses on connected apps, identities, permissions, and OAuth grants.
Analysts revoke risky OAuth grants. Response actions require approval and a specific target, and Identra records the result.
Revoking a grant can interrupt app features that depend on its permissions. Identra shows the app, permissions, and grantor so an analyst can review the access before approving a targeted response.
Identra's optional AI triage explains incidents using anonymized context. It advises and does not act. Response actions need approval and a specific target.
OAuth revocation withdraws authorization associated with a grant. It does not retrieve copies an app already holds. Handling previously shared data requires separate follow-up with the app provider.
Where the person is known, Identra ties browser, endpoint and provider activity to the person in one timeline and groups related activity into incidents. Your team reviews app access in the context of the identity involved.
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