uninta.ai builds evidence-based identity governance on the Microsoft stack. We do it through two brands: a consultancy that proves your identity posture today, and a product for the agent identities arriving tomorrow.
A fixed-scope engagement for CIOs and CISOs that reconciles what your identity policies say against what your tenant actually enforces, then hands your team the system to keep proving it.
As Copilot agents and Entra Agent IDs multiply, each one inherits permissions nobody reviewed. CognaIDM diagnoses what those identities can reach and monitors them as they change.
Operational burden in identity is a symptom. The cause is architecture nobody can prove.
Most enterprises run identity on policy documents and good intentions. The gap between what's written and what's enforced is where audit findings and breaches come from — and AI agents are widening it faster than people can review.
AI produces evidence; humans make trust decisions. That principle runs through everything we build: deterministic checks against your own telemetry, with people ratifying what becomes truth.
uninta.ai was founded by Neal Flaxman, an identity architect who has consolidated 1.5 million identities for a ten-campus public college district, taken a global distributor to IPO-ready controls, and holds the IMMUTABLEID™ patent on cryptographic identity anchoring.