Identity security for MSPs

See which client needs your attention first.

We are building one place for MSP teams to review identity risk across all of their clients, investigate suspicious activity, and respond when something is wrong.

Know which client needs help first.

See risk, people, automated identities, and open issues for every client in one view.

Illustrative view · all clients 847 total identities377 automated
ClientPeopleAutomatedRiskOpen issues
Northwind Traders 214 96
71
2 open
Lakeside Dental 38 19
88
Clear
Cordis Legal 127 143
54
5 open
Arbor Manufacturing 402 88
79
Clear
Vela Logistics 66 31
92
Clear

Your clients have more identities than your team can review.

Every client has more identities than employees.

Service accounts, connected apps, and automated tools can all have access. That access can remain long after the original reason is forgotten.

Old access is easy to miss.

People leave. Apps keep their permissions. Automated accounts often have no clear owner.

A successful sign-in is not proof that everything is safe.

An attacker can use a stolen session or a trusted app to reach email, files, and other systems.

A sign-in is only the beginning.

Illustrative example Sign-in to mailbox export
09:16 09:31 10:02 11:20 09:14 Sign-in approved 11:47 Mailbox data exported
  1. 09:16 Token reused from a new location
  2. 09:31 Rule created to hide incoming email
  3. 10:02 App given access to the mailbox
  4. 11:20 Automated account given permission to read email
Your existing logs show the sign-in and the result. We are building BrownianBridge to help connect the activity in between.

One workflow for prevention and response.

Find risky access before an incident. When something starts, understand it and take action.

Before an incident

Find risky access early.

  • See every person, app, and automated identity in each client environment
  • Find unused accounts, excessive permissions, and access that needs review
  • See when a client’s identity setup changes
  • Compare risk across clients instead of checking them one by one
During an incident

Understand what happened and stop it.

  • Spot suspicious sessions and unusual use of trusted apps
  • Connect sign-ins, permission changes, and mailbox activity in one timeline
  • See when an automated identity acts outside its expected role
  • End sessions, disable access, and rotate credentials in the affected environment

A useful alert should come with a next step.

We are designing BrownianBridge to help your team act inside the affected client environment and prepare a report the client can understand.

Illustrative response flow Planned
  • End active sessions planned
  • Disable the automated account planned
  • Create a new credential planned
  • Remove the mailbox rule and app access planned
  • Ask the user to reset their password planned
  • Prepare the client report planned

Built for teams that manage many clients.

Review risk, respond quickly, and show each client what your team found and fixed.

See all clients together

Compare clients, find the one that needs attention, and open the relevant issue without switching between separate consoles.

Give clients a clear explanation

Show what happened, what was affected, and what your team did to fix it.

Keep your existing workflow

Findings can go to the PSA and other tools your team already uses.

Make room for margin

We plan to price by client environment, not by technician or seat.

We are starting with Microsoft environments. Other identity systems and service desk connections are planned next.

Starting with

  • Microsoft Entra ID
  • Microsoft 365

Planned next

  • Okta
  • Google Workspace
  • AWS IAM
  • ConnectWise
  • Autotask
  • HaloPSA

Help us build the version MSPs need.

We are inviting a small group of MSPs to try the first version with one client and tell us what would make it useful in daily work.

What you get

  • Use the pilot at no cost until the product launches.
  • Founding pricing for two years after launch.
  • A direct line to the founders.
  • Your real cases shape what we build next.

What it takes

  • Choose one client environment.
  • Start with read-only access.
  • Spend about one hour every other week.
  • Tell us when the workflow does not fit your team.
  1. 01

    Tell us about your MSP

    What tools do you use, and what creates the most work for your team?

  2. 02

    See the workflow

    We show you the product we are building. You tell us what is missing.

  3. 03

    Try one client

    Start with one client environment and read-only access.

  4. 04

    Give us direct feedback

    Your real cases decide what we build next.

Questions you may have.

How can I join the pilot?

We are onboarding a small number of MSPs now. The first version is being built with their feedback.

What can I connect first?

We are starting with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft 365. Okta, Google Workspace, AWS IAM, and PSA connections are planned next.

What access will you need?

The pilot will start with read-only access to one client environment. Before you connect anything, we will show you exactly what data we read, why we read it, and how we keep client data separate.

Will this replace our current security tools?

No. The goal is to add identity context and response actions to the tools you already use. Findings can be sent to your PSA.

What do you mean by an automated identity?

It means an account, app, service principal, or other identity used by software rather than a person.

How is this different from other identity tools?

We are designing BrownianBridge to look beyond the sign-in: permissions, mailbox activity, app access, and identities that do not belong to a person.

Start with one client environment.