Who is this for?
Aurora works for teams at different stages. Find the one that sounds like you.
You have the stack
Govern It
You already have Okta. You have cloud identity. Maybe NHI coverage. Your tooling is solid. What it can't give you is a name — a real person in the business who can say: that service account is mine, here's why it exists, and yes you can turn it off.
See how it works →You need the map
Find It
You don't have a 20-person security team. You have a list of tools people say they're using — and a longer list of tools they actually are. You need to close that gap before it becomes an incident.
See how it works →What Aurora Does
Three things Aurora does that your current stack doesn't.
Ownership
Ownership resolution is the hardest problem in identity governance.
Every tool can show you the account. Almost none can tell you who in the business owns it, whether it's still needed, or who to call when you need to shut it down. Aurora maps every discovered identity — especially service accounts — to a business owner. Not a technical owner. The person who can answer the question.
The register
A live register of every AI tool and system in use across your org.
Not a snapshot. Not a report you run quarterly. A working register — discovered tools against known tools, updated continuously, with department-level attribution and usage context. When an auditor asks what AI tools you're using, you open Aurora.
The sensor
One sensor. Browser-based. Privacy-friendly by design.
Aurora's browser sensor captures what people are actually using — not what they say they're using. High-fidelity signal, zero raw data exfiltration, runs entirely inside your cloud environment. Your data stays there.
Browser
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