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Access governance with hard guardrails.

Govern who can touch what across 7 managed applications: orphaned and dormant account reviews, left-employee checks, access-request workflows and segregation-of-duties rules with HARD_BLOCK enforcement.

What is Logical Access Management (UAM)?

Logical Access Management (UAM) is Moderor's identity and access governance product. It reviews orphaned and dormant accounts, runs access-request workflows, enforces segregation-of-duties — including automatic HARD_BLOCK on critical conflicts — and includes an Agent Factory for access-governance agents.

Observed In Production
  • 7 APPLICATIONS MANAGED
  • 103 ORPHANED ACCOUNTS FLAGGED
  • SOD HARD_BLOCK ENFORCEMENT
  • AGENT FACTORY INCLUDED
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Logical Access Management (UAM) dashboard in Moderor.ai

Capabilities

/ FEATURES
Ø1

Orphaned & dormant review

103 orphaned accounts pending review in the reference data, plus dormant-access and left-employee checks.

Ø2

Access request workflows

Requests flow through approval workflows instead of tickets and tribal knowledge.

Ø3

SOD enforcement

Violations register detected an Auditor-Auditee conflict from a live access request and enforced HARD_BLOCK at CRITICAL risk — automatically.

Ø4

Agent Factory

Build custom access-governance agents on the platform's agent pattern.

By the numbers

/ PROOF
0
Applications managed
0
Orphaned accounts
0
Hard-blocked SOD conflict
CRITICAL
Max enforced risk

Questions, answered

FAQ
What does UAM detect?

Orphaned accounts, dormant access, access retained by departed employees, and segregation-of-duties violations — detected automatically from access requests and account inventories across managed applications.

What happens when an SOD rule is violated?

Enforcement follows the rule's configuration. The reference deployment shows an Auditor-Auditee Conflict rule enforcing HARD_BLOCK at CRITICAL risk — the conflicting request is stopped, not just logged.

Can we build custom access agents?

Yes — UAM includes an Agent Factory for building access-governance agents using the same registry, guardrails and model assignment as every Moderor agent.

See it on your data.

Connect a source over MCP, point an agent at a control set, and watch the first findings arrive — with you in command.