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Imagine if we treated cloud security

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like physical security.

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You wouldn't hand a new employee a set

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of keys without knowing what they opened.

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Yet every day, companies
issue credentials without

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understanding the access they grant

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to your most valuable asset:

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your data. Attackers
compromise these credentials

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and leverage permissions

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employees didn't even
know they had to commit

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devastating ransomware
attacks and data breaches.

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And the cost of attacks keeps going up.

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2024 saw the first billion-dollar breach

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and there's no end in sight.

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Why does it happen? Because
Identity Security is

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fundamentally broken.

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The scale and complexity

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of entitlements have
exploded in the last decade,

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but the traditional tools used

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to govern access haven't kept up,

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and they cannot secure the
identity attack surface.

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As a result, permissions grow unchecked,

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making identity the weakest
link in your security.

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Enter Veza: one platform
for Identity Security

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and Intelligent Access
across the enterprise.

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Only Veza is built on
a modern graph database

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that brings together access
metadata from your identity

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providers, SaaS apps, cloud
infrastructure, data systems,

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and even on-prem and custom apps

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to definitively answer the
question: "Who can perform

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what action on what data?"

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The power of the Access
Graph allows Veza to find

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and fix your biggest access risks

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before they enable breaches or ransomware.

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Like identities with excess
permissions, potential

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for privilege escalation,

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or lateral movement,
access to source code, PII,

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or credit card numbers.

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And what about your
quarterly access reviews?

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Veza makes those a snap creating

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and assigning them in
minutes instead of weeks.

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Veza's customers shrink
their attack surface

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to reduce risk, slash
the cost of governance

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and accelerate provisioning

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so users get the access
they need when they need it.

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Everybody wants the
Principle of Least Privilege.

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Veza makes it possible.
Schedule a demo at veza.com