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IT governance platform

IT governance, run by agents.
Twelve modules. One dashboard.

Paragon assesses identity, devices, compliance, and AI risk across your stack, then writes the remediation: a fix plan, a drafted policy, a phased migration. The same operator playbook Auxon runs by hand, packaged as a platform.

Okta App AuditorAccess ReviewHRIS LifecycleMigrations PlannerGoogle Workspace AuditorIT Ops CopilotIncident PostmortemSpend & VendorCode SecurityAI Prompt SecuritySOC 2 Gap AnalysisHIPAA Readiness

See it work

One dashboard, every governance surface.

Click any module to explore its assessment: scores, findings, and the generated remediation, straight from the same output the agents produce.

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IdentityDeviceComplianceAI

How it works

Assess, generate, remediate.

01

Assess

Point a module at your stack. Paragon scores the risk, finds the violations, gaps, and waste, and ranks them by severity. Okta apps, access entitlements, SOC 2 controls, repo security, prompt data, SaaS spend.

02

Generate

Every finding comes with the fix written out: a remediation plan, a drafted policy, a phased migration with approval gates, or a redaction. Not a dashboard that tells you there is a problem, the work to close it.

03

Remediate

Run the plan with owners, effort, and dependencies already assigned. Re-run any module to confirm the score moved. The whole loop is logged per tenant so the evidence is ready for the audit.

Built for the security review

The controls an enterprise expects, in from day one.

Multi-tenant isolation

Every run is scoped to one tenant. Data, findings, and audit entries never cross org boundaries; the same isolation model behind every Auxon product.

Per-run cost caps

Each module run carries a hard cost ceiling, so an agent loop can never run away with your budget. Node-level costs are tracked and capped per assessment.

Full audit trail

Every assessment, plan, and policy draft is logged with timestamps and inputs. When the auditor asks how a control was evaluated, the record is already there.

Prompt caching

System prompts are cached so repeated runs read from cache at a fraction of the cost. The economics hold up when you run twelve modules across a fleet.

FAQ

Frequently asked

Does Paragon write to Okta, or only read?
Read-only by default. Scoped write access is available per module, gated behind an approval step so nothing changes in your identity provider without an explicit operator sign-off.
How is multi-tenant isolation enforced?
Every run is scoped to a single tenant via a per-org org_id in the database with row-level security. Vault credentials are per-org, and the prompt cache is partitioned per tenant. Data, findings, and audit entries never cross org boundaries.
Which model does it use, and does my data train it?
The Anthropic Claude family by default. Each module receives only the context it needs for that run. Under Anthropic's API terms, data submitted via the API is not used to train their models.
What controls does Paragon ship with on day one?
Per-run cost caps, an append-only audit trail, a kill switch that hard-blocks all execution, multi-tenant isolation, and vault-backed credential storage. None of these require configuration; they are on by default.
Can we self-host Paragon?
Managed-only today. Self-hosted deployment is on the roadmap, prioritized for SOC 2 Type II and regulated tenants who require data residency guarantees.

We built Paragon because we run these reviews ourselves.

The access reviews, the SOC 2 evidence chase, the 550-device MDM cutover, the GitHub EMU migration; these are the jobs Auxon does by hand. Paragon encodes that playbook so the assessment and the remediation come out together, every time.

300+ Okta integrations auditedSOX ITGC owned550-device MDM cutover
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