Audity

What you will do: understand what Audity reports on and how to connect a first identity source.

Audity brings user and identity activity from across your environments into one place and reports on it for cyber security, GRC and audit. Instead of reading access logs system by system, you ask who did what, where and when — and get an answer that spans directories, applications and infrastructure.

What Audity provides

• Unified user activity — sign-ins, privilege use, access changes and administrative actions, correlated per identity across environments.
• Identity management reporting — accounts, groups, entitlements and their changes over time; dormant, orphaned and over-privileged accounts.
• IT audit — evidence-ready reports for auditors and compliance frameworks, with the underlying events one click away.
• AI-driven analysis — AI applied to identity activity across environments. AI features consume XMC AI tokens.

Who uses it

• Security teams — investigate an identity across systems; spot unusual access.
• GRC and compliance — produce periodic access reviews and audit evidence.
• IT operations — keep identity hygiene: find accounts that should not exist.

Steps: a first identity source

1. Deploy Audity in one of the environments under Deploy and register it.
2. Connect a directory or identity provider:

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3. Connect the activity sources for that directory — authentication logs, audit logs — directly or through PortX.
4. Allow the first collection to complete, then open the user activity view for an identity you know.
5. Schedule the identity management reports you need and choose who receives them.

How it fits

Audity is licensed per organization and deployment; the units are listed under How licensing works. Data handling and protection are described under Security and compliance.

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