Hydden is a unified identity data platform that functions as a system of record for enterprise identities, covering human accounts, machine credentials, and AI agents. The platform sits between an organization's infrastructure and its existing identity stack, providing a centralized data layer across IGA, PAM, cloud, on-premises, SaaS, and legacy environments. Core capabilities are organized into three areas: - Discovery: Automatically finds and inventories every identity across all connected systems, regardless of naming conventions or data sources. - Observability: Streams identity changes in real time, mapping every account to a real person and providing continuous monitoring across all systems. - Control: Uses AI agents to govern access, automate compliance evidence collection, run access reviews, and remediate policy violations or configuration drift automatically. The platform addresses the fragmentation problem in enterprises running 8–15 identity tools that do not share data, resulting in incomplete visibility and stale governance. Key operational functions include: - Identity mapping and relationship graph construction - Application onboarding without professional services - Continuous compliance and automated audit evidence generation - Non-human identity (NHI) governance for service accounts, API keys, and AI agents - Natural language querying of identity data - Automated remediation via AI agents Hydden deploys on-premises, in public cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP), or in private Kubernetes clusters, and runs natively on Windows, Mac, and Linux.