Understand non-human access before it becomes risk.
Offroad connects AI agents, service accounts, tokens, OAuth apps, and machine identities to their owners, permissions, activity, and risk so teams can control what they can do.
Find what others do not even know exists
Offroad agents discover service accounts, OAuth apps, API keys, tokens, machine identities, CI/CD identities, integrations, and AI agents across SaaS, cloud, identity systems, and developer environments. They do not just list them. They connect each identity to ownership, purpose, permissions, activity, connected systems, and business context.
Understand what each identity can do
Offroad agents map what each non-human identity can access, what actions it can perform, what systems depend on it, and what blast radius it creates. They investigate whether the access still matches its purpose - or whether it has become stale, excessive, unowned, risky, or no longer justified.
Reduce blast radius automatically
Offroad agents remove unused permissions, revoke unnecessary grants, rotate risky tokens, assign owners, restrict access, and right-size permissions. Where safe, they fix directly. Where approval is needed, they bring the full context to the right owner - what the identity does, why the access exists, what risk it creates, what could break, and what action should be taken.
Keep non-human access under control
As new integrations, tokens, OAuth apps, service accounts, and AI agents appear, Offroad agents continuously evaluate whether they are owned, justified, least-privileged, aligned with policy, and acting according to their intended purpose. The result is not another inventory of machine identities. It is an active security layer that understands non-human access, monitors how it is used, and keeps it from becoming tomorrow’s attack path.
