Get instant visibility into human and non-human identities plus entitlements across your organization to manage identities and enhance your security framework.
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ImportantThis is a "Pre-release" feature and is not considered an official release. Please
review the
Pre-release disclaimer
before using the feature.
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NoteThis feature is not available in all regions.
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Identity Inventory provides a centralized location to view information about the identities, both human
and non-human, and the entitlements used across your organization. Trend Vision One leverages your connected identity providers (IdP), such as Microsoft Entra ID, to
allow you to review and monitor user and group privileges and access policies. The
increased visibility helps you quickly identify policy misconfigurations and overprivileged
identities and strengthen your security posture.
To enable all of the features available in Identity Inventory, you must grant specific read and write permissions from your connected identity
provider. To learn more, see Getting started with Identity Inventory.
The following table gives a high-level overview of the tabs available on the main
Identity Inventory screen. Click the tab name for more detailed information.
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Description
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Displays widgets with information on the status of your connected identity provider
and an identity summary with statistics on your organization's human and non-human
identities.
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Lists the human users in your organization and provides information significant to
your security posture, including roles and granted privileges.
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Lists the non-human identities in your IdP, including groups, devices, and enterprise
applications that may have privileged access to your network.
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Lists roles, conditional access (CA) policies, and granted permissions used by the
identities in your organization.
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