Access Reviews
Without Blind Spots
See what actually matters, verify real access, and enforce outcomes everywhere—without spreadsheets, blind spots or delays.
When reviews are static, risk compounds
Access changes faster than review cycles. Permissions drift, context goes stale, and risk builds quietly between checkpoints.
Torii keeps reviews grounded in what’s happening now—so access stays aligned with policy as environments change, not months later.
Review access
across every app
You can’t review access you don’t know exists. Torii continuously discovers every app and entitlement—sanctioned or shadow—so reviews reflect your actual environment, not a partial inventory.
Review access across SaaS, IdP, AI, and infrastructure apps from a single view
See entitlements across users, bots, and service accounts—even outside your IdP
Bring shadow apps and unmanaged access paths into review scope automatically
See real exposure, not just entitlements
Risk hides in how access is granted and how it’s used. Torii brings entitlement, usage, and risk data into every review—so decisions reflect true exposure, not just assigned access.
Flag excessive, unused, or risky entitlements automatically
See permissions, last activity, ownership, and app risk in one view
Prioritize reviews based on exposure—not raw access counts
Delegate without
losing control
Most tools stop at access. Torii goes deeper—down to the entitlement level—so you see exactly what users and bots can do inside each app.
See entitlements and roles inside applications
Identify over-privileged or risky access patterns
Connect permissions to real ownership and usage
Once we integrated Torii, it blew our minds. We found apps we didn’t even know we were using - or paying for.
Turn periodic reviews into continuous enforcement
Periodic reviews only matter if they shape what happens next. Torii uses review outcomes to continuously inform access policies and workflows—so access stays enforced as users join, move, and leave, not just during audit cycles.
Remediate access automatically across SaaS, IdP, and infrastructure
Enforce least privilege as roles change or access drifts over time
Escalate exceptions with full policy, identity, and risk context
Reveal risk patterns and the policies to fix them
Access reviews shouldn’t surface the same issues every cycle. Torii identifies recurring violations and surfaces the policy logic needed to prevent them—so access stays right-sized, secure, and aligned as environments change.
Spot repeated overprovisioning, risky role mappings, and missed revokes
Recommend policy updates based on real review outcomes
Shift from reactive clean-up to preventative enforcement
Govern humans and non-humans side-by-side
Employee access isn’t the only risk. Bots, service accounts, and integrations often outlive their purpose and quietly retain privilege. Torii brings human and non-human identities into the same review flow, so governance stays consistent across your environment.
Review access for users and non-human identities in one place
Apply consistent ownership and policy requirements across human and non-humans
Identify lingering, unmanaged, or overprivileged non-human access
Stay audit-ready
by default
Torii maintains a real-time ledger of every app, identity, and entitlement change—so audit evidence is always complete and current.
Record every access decision with clear timestamps and rationale
Track changes across users, roles, and permissions over time
Export structured evidence instantly for audits, GRC, or SIEM
Replace outdated checklists with always-on governance
Discover 3x more apps and save up to 30% on SaaS and AI spend today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an access review (UAR)?
A process to validate that users and systems have appropriate access—based on role, usage, and policy.
How often should access reviews run?
As often as access changes. Continuous discovery allows reviews to stay accurate between formal cycles.
What evidence do auditors expect?
Clear records of access, decisions, enforcement actions, and timestamps—all provided automatically by Torii.