One application on its own.
Context with Sorvek.

Bring together what you know about your tools, their accounts and their access. Then choose a response whose outcome you can track.

Place the application within your organization.

Who uses it? In which team? The departmental inventory provides context before you classify an application.

Review associated accounts, registered MFA methods and risk state in a person’s profile.

Two extracts of the same profile with a fictional identity. MFA registration does not confirm its use in every application.

An OAuth connection can read information or act on an account. Review its permissions to make a decision in context.

Two extracts of the same anonymized consent. Three of the five listed permissions are visible. No permission has been revoked.

Connect applications and accounts to prepare discussions about subscriptions and usage.

Connect domains, external services and available information to examine observations and prepare your priorities.

Examine available security signals, documents and dependencies before deciding in your context.

Review posture findings and their related configurations. Choose connectors that match your actual environment.

Preview an action, confirm its scope and revisit its history. The context stays with the action.

Applications, accounts and access.
The starting point for your next decisions.