Oasis Security
Capability scores
Methodology →- Authentication
- 3.0
- SSO & Federation
- 3.0
- Authorization
- 3.5
- Lifecycle & Provisioning
- 4.0
- MFA & Passwordless
- 2.5
- Governance & Audit
- 4.5
- Developer Experience
- 3.5
- Deployment Flexibility
- 3.0
- Pricing Transparency
- 2.5
- Support & Ecosystem
- 3.5
Scored 0–5 against a published rubric. Independent analysis, no vendor sponsorship.
Overview
Non-human identities (service accounts, secrets, tokens, certificates, and AI agents) typically lack the ownership, expiry, and offboarding discipline applied to human accounts, which leaves them stale and over-permissioned. Oasis Security is a non-human identity management platform that focuses on the full lifecycle: discovery, ownership attribution, posture, rotation, and decommissioning. It aims to bring real operational hygiene to machine identities.
Capability deep-dive
Oasis stands out for pushing past inventory into lifecycle and remediation workflows, including assisted rotation and offboarding, which is where many NHI projects stall. Governance, audit, and provisioning-style automation are its strengths, and AI agent coverage is part of the roadmap. Limitations track the category: it is not an identity provider, so human authentication, SSO, and MFA are out of scope, deployment is SaaS-only, and pricing is opaque. The market is early, so expect features to mature and integrations to expand. Best deployed alongside an existing IdP and secrets manager rather than replacing either.
Pricing
No public pricing. Annual enterprise subscription scoped by identity count and connected systems, sold through a sales-led process with a proof of value.
Bottom line
One of the more operationally complete non-human identity platforms, with real lifecycle workflows rather than dashboards alone. Strong fit for enterprises serious about machine identity cleanup.