A pile of portals
Your security stack is a pile of portals. Each tool has its own login, its own agent, its own bill — and none of them share what they know. The attack path that starts in Active Directory, crosses into Entra, and ends in AWS is invisible to every one of them, because each only sees its own slice.
One system, not a bundle
Modules plug into a shared spine — a unified identity graph spanning AD, Entra ID, Okta, and AWS — behind a single sign-in and a single workspace for your team.
One login
Hawkcrest ID, with Microsoft sign-in first class.
One workspace
Your company, your team, your roles.
In buildOne agent
The Crest Connector. One agent, obviously — people don't want multiple products.
One queue
Everything that needs attention, from every module, in one list.
One bill
Modules as line items, not separate contracts.
Every job, one console
Built for the people who run identity, privileged access, and governance day to day. Technical by design — the plain-English owner experience lives at Hawkcrest Cyber.
IdentityCrest
Identity governance for business apps: joiners, movers, and leavers, app assignments, and access reviews that produce evidence, not spreadsheets.
In buildPathCrest
Attack-path validation across AD, Entra, Okta, and AWS. Finds the routes an attacker would take — and proves which ones actually work.
In the labPamCrest
Privileged access management: vaulted credentials, approved sessions, and full recordings for RDP, SSH, and the other doors that matter most.
In buildPoliCrest
AI-native governance, risk, and compliance: controls, evidence, audits, and vendors, with an AI gap-assessment agent doing the tedious parts.
Live — $149/moChecks
Microsoft 365 posture, domain and email authentication, and external exposure — the continuous checks behind the platform's Home page.
LivePatchCrest
Third-party application patching through the same Crest Connector already on your endpoints. No second agent.
RoadmapWallCrest
A small-business firewall appliance with zero-touch enrollment and plain reporting through Hawkcrest One. Plug it in; it phones home.
RoadmapAegisCrest
AI security: shadow AI discovery, an inventory of the AI apps and models in use, and checks for prompt injection and over-permissioned AI agents.
RoadmapAnd what's next
Hawkcrest One is built to grow. New modules slot into the same workspace, the same queue, and the same bill — no new portal, no new agent, no new login.
AlwaysThe connective tissue is the product
Most suites are acquisitions wearing a shared logo. Hawkcrest One is one product: modules built on one identity graph, presented in one console. A finding in PathCrest can open a review in IdentityCrest. A completed review becomes evidence in Policrest. A leaver in IdentityCrest raises the priority of vault checks in PamCrest.
One agent. Obviously.
Nobody wants four agents on a jump host. The Crest Connector is a single enrolled agent — heartbeat, signed updates, staged rollout — and each module runs as its own pack, at its own permission level.
Crest Connector
Windows and Linux. One Hawkcrest account enrolls it, and the module packs plug into the same base — never sharing a process or a privilege level.
Want in as the doors open?
Hawkcrest One is rolling out module by module. Policrest is live today; workspaces and the unified console are in build now. Tell us what you run — your directory, your IdP, your PAM pain — and you will hear from a person, not a drip campaign.
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