I build practical tools for evidence-based ownership in cloud identity systems.
Currently building: OwnerLens
Who can credibly own a workload identity — and what is the evidence?
OwnerLens helps teams assess ownership for Azure and Microsoft Entra workload identities from verifiable signals — Microsoft Graph, Azure RBAC, Activity Logs, and Azure Storage — rather than assumptions or an unqualified directory field.
The goal is simple: make identity ownership defensible, reviewable, and actionable.
If you work with Azure, Entra ID, or workload identity governance, I’d value your feedback and real-world use cases.
| Project | Purpose |
|---|---|
| OwnerLens Lite | Evidence-backed ownership and dependency assessment for Microsoft Entra service principals. |
| OwnerLens Graph | A local, interactive graph explorer for navigating OwnerLens evidence and identity relationships. |
- Evidence over assumptions in identity and access management
- Defensible ownership for cloud resources and non-human identities
- Developer tools with a small surface area and a useful outcome
- Open-source collaboration and thoughtful technical feedback
Interested in making workload-identity ownership evidence-based? Start a discussion or open an issue in OwnerLens.