Access Kaiseki · IGA · I
A single, cloud-native control plane for identity, privileged access, certifications, and audit. No bolt-ons. No parallel consoles. The fine-dining standard for enterprise access, served across four chapters.
Chapter I · Identity
Access Kaiseki ingests every employee, contractor, service account, and bot identity from your systems of record — Workday, BambooHR, Rippling, Okta, AD, and LDAP — and projects them into a single, normalized identity graph. SSO, adaptive MFA, and joiner-mover-leaver automation execute against that graph in real time.
There is no parallel directory, no shadow admin tool, no second MFA prompt to manage. Every authentication event, every entitlement change, and every lifecycle event is written to the same immutable ledger your auditors will read in Chapter IV.
Chapter II · Privileged Access
Just-in-time elevation, credential vaulting, and tamper-evident session recording live inside the same control plane as everyday SSO. Three numbered panels.
Elevation
Engineers request elevated roles from Slack, the CLI, or the Access Kaiseki console. Approvals route to the named owner; elevation is time-boxed to the work item and revoked automatically on close, on PR merge, or on a Snyk/Dependabot resolution — whichever fires first.
See elevation workflows →Vaulting
Secrets, SSH keys, database passwords, and cloud console sessions are rotated on a schedule and on demand. Every retrieval is recorded with a cryptographic chain-of-custody hash — auditors replay the exact sequence a contractor used on March 14th in under four clicks.
Read the vaulting security brief →Session Recording
Privileged shell, RDP, and Kubernetes sessions are recorded in full fidelity with searchable transcripts. Recordings are write-once, hash-chained, and exportable as a signed evidence bundle — accepted directly into SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA review packs.
Walk through a sample session →Chapter III · Integrations
Pre-built integrations for the systems your team already runs. Provisioning, deprovisioning, entitlement sync, and audit evidence — all wired in hours, not quarters.
Chapter IV · Certifications & Audit
Access certifications (the access-review campaigns your auditors require quarterly) and audit evidence generation are the chapters where Access Kaiseki returns the most time to your team. The Forrester Total Economic Impact study from Q3 2024 measured a 71% average reduction in user access review cycle time across 1,800+ deployments.
SOC 2 and ISO 27001 evidence that took six weeks to assemble now ships in under two — across 2,400+ organizations and 41 million access certifications processed in 2024. The certification evidence is exported as a signed, tamper-evident bundle; your auditor's job becomes verification, not collection.
Book a 30-min demoA · Certifications
Campaigns are pre-loaded with the right reviewers, scoped to the right entitlements, and surfaced in the inbox they already live in. Reviewers see the user's last-90-days activity, their manager's prior decisions, and the SoD violations their approval would create — and decide in 22 seconds on average.
B · Audit
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and FedRAMP Moderate controls map directly to Access Kaiseki's evidence ledger. Reports regenerate on demand; evidence is cryptographically chained; a continuously renewed public SOC 2 Type II report is available under NDA.
Chapter V · Frequently asked
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