When someone leaves, know exactly what they had access to.
Every credential grant in Aegis is explicit and recorded. Offboarding access review is a filtered audit log query, not a manual inventory check.
Most teams can’t answer the offboarding question.
“What did this engineer have access to?” sounds like a simple question. In practice, answering it requires checking every credential store, every shared vault, every project, and every service account - across however many tools your team uses.
Most teams skip the full review and hope nothing was missed. When a credential is later rotated as a precaution, they often don’t know which services to update.
Aegis maintains a complete, queryable record of every access grant and revocation. The audit log answers the offboarding question without a manual sweep.
From departure to clean audit trail.
Filter the audit log by actor to see every credential they've ever been granted access to, every reveal they've made, and every environment they've touched. One query, complete picture.
Remove all active grants for a departing team member from a single screen. No need to visit each credential, each project, or each environment individually.
The revocation event is itself logged - providing a record of exactly when access was removed, by whom, and for which credentials. This record satisfies auditor requests for offboarding evidence.
If SSO is configured with SCIM, deprovisioning a user in your identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace) automatically triggers access removal in Aegis - no manual step required.