Nearly every IAM framework in production has a blind spot. Not by design flaw, but by nature: an IAM governs only what has been declared to it. Enrolled identities, access provisioned through formal workflows, applications integrated into entitlement management processes.
What falls outside its scope, it cannot control. And that invisible perimeter is now significant.
SaaS applications adopted directly by business units, access rights never revoked after an employee departure or role change, accounts created outside any formal process, active connections to platforms the organization has never inventoried: these are all situations that sit beyond governance, representing an exposure surface far larger than security teams typically measure.
Extending Governance Beyond the Declared Perimeter
This is precisely the challenge MY-Discovery was built to address: a new offering designed to map, detect, and bring under governance everything that currently escapes IAM oversight.
By leveraging existing information sources (email, Access Management solutions, IdPs, directories...), MY-Discovery continuously maps all applications in use, detects out-of-governance accounts and access, and reconciles them with the organization's known identities. No agents to deploy.
Mapping is only the starting point. Every identified application can be assigned an owner. Every detected account can be submitted to a certification workflow. Every residual access can be documented, justified, or revoked in line with the organization's security policies. MY-Discovery turns visibility into actionable control.
MY-Discovery: Governance That Extends Beyond What Is Visible
MY-Discovery complements and completes the three offerings already available through Memority.
MY-Identity governs the identity and entitlement lifecycle across declared systems.
MY-Access secures and controls access to referenced applications.
MY-Keys manages second authentication factors.
With MY-Discovery, that perimeter now extends to what was previously beyond your reach: ghost accounts, residual access, undeclared applications, and permissions that were never revoked.
The Memority Identity Factory can now answer the question every CISO should be asking: Am I truly governing everything that accesses my information system?
A Regulatory Imperative as Much as a Security One
NIS2 and DORA require organizations to document and manage their entire identity and access perimeter, including peripheral systems. Demonstrating compliance during an audit means covering what actually exists, not only what has been formally declared.
MY-Discovery produces the traceability and reporting artifacts required for this exercise, across a comprehensive, certifiable, and continuously maintained perimeter.
Available today as a complement to any existing IAM environment, MY-Discovery integrates natively with the Memority platform.
What your IAM cannot see already exists. The only question is whether you choose to govern it.
