What is Oak?

Oak is an AI-native identity operating system designed from the ground up to govern all types of identities—human, machine, and AI agents—within a single platform. It provides a unified data model and graph that serves as the base layer for an organization's identity security stack. Oak aims to address identity fragmentation, blind spots, and lack of remediation by offering a centralized, context-aware approach to identity governance.

How to use Oak?

To use Oak, organizations typically start by getting a demo or signing up to explore the platform. The platform discovers all identities in your environment, including AI agents, and aggregates them into a single inventory. You then map ownership of each identity to accountable humans, govern their posture by catching and remediating risks, and run continuous access reviews. Oak also offers White Glove services for customized deployment and migration support.

Core features of Oak

Identity Intelligence Layer: AI-native platform that discovers and understands all identity types.
Agentic Identity Governance: Govern AI agents like human identities, with discovery, ownership mapping, and control.
Connect Any: Includes all connectors, even complex ones, at no extra cost.
Radically Centralized: Full-stack identity platform covering discovery, governance, and management.
White Glove Services: Dedicated team for building, migrating, and managing identity programs.
Continuous Access Reviews: Contextualized UAR campaigns to hold identities accountable.