24×7 co-managed security operations
Identity and access management
Hundreds of large-scale identity projects, on every major platform. Long before identity became the perimeter.
Explore IdentitySecurity assessments, engineering and development
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A short, defined assessment surfaces your use cases and your gaps, and gives you a framework you keep.
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The same named engineers, the same co-managed model. Frameworks change; the operation doesn't.
How we workAbout Novacoast
Full-time only. No contractors. People stay, and a lot of them leveled up here.
CareersWe design, connect, and run identity systems across your platforms, so you know who has access and can change it when you need to.
Bring us the program that needs direction, the integration that has stalled, or the operation your team no longer has time to run.
We map overlapping systems, unfinished migrations, and access nobody can explain. Then we give you a practical sequence for fixing them.
Deploying the platform is the easy part. We build the integrations around it, including the older applications that speak none of the modern standards.
We run privileged access, the identity service desk, and the governance calendar in your environment. Your team gets experienced coverage without giving up control.
When someone changes jobs, routine access can update immediately. Anything unusual reaches an accountable person with the context needed to decide.
Finance analyst moves to Operations.
source eventFinance groups, applications, and standing privileges are removed.
automaticStandard Operations access is assigned from the approved role.
automaticA request for production access falls outside the role and reaches its owner.
human decisionEvery removal, grant, approval, and exception is captured for review.
auditableAI does the high-volume work: spotting unusual access, running joiner and leaver changes, and writing the summary a person reads. A named engineer makes the decisions that carry consequences.
A login from two countries in one hour. An account gaining rights nobody granted. A service account acting like a person. The SOC sees it in the same case as endpoint and network signal.
Thousands of joiners and leavers a year, given access and removed by policy. The exceptions are surfaced, not buried.
Should this role exist? Who owns this privileged account? What breaks if we revoke it now? The machine asks. A person answers.
Our engineers operate privileged access, lifecycle requests, certification campaigns, and integrations with your security team.
Your licenses remain in your name. Your directory, data, audit trail, roles, policies, and every workflow we build remain in your tenant.
Including Microsoft Entra, CyberArk, One Identity, and BeyondTrust, plus the applications connected to them.
Okta, Microsoft Entra, SailPoint, CyberArk, One Identity, Ping, Saviynt, Delinea, BeyondTrust and others. The platform is rarely the hard part; the forty applications that don't federate are.
Yes. The first step is drawing the whole picture: which systems exist, which are half-migrated, and who owns what. Most organisations have three identity systems and nobody who can draw all three.
Yes, inside your platform, with a record you keep. Automated where policy allows; a person on every exception.
Identity is a signal, not a silo. Anomalous access, privilege creep and impossible travel are correlated with endpoint and network signal in the same case.
The application that doesn't federate. The migration that stalled. The privileged accounts nobody owns. That is usually where we start.