LeaverProof
An access-lifecycle evidence layer for regulated mid-market firms that joins human, service, and agent identities to grants, reviews, revocations, incidents, and annual certification support.
Identity systems can provision and revoke access without producing the jurisdiction-mapped evidence a regulated mid-market firm needs during examination. Events are split across HR, identity, applications, tickets, and service accounts; absence from one system is mistaken for complete removal. The opening is a pre-vendor evidence layer that reconciles those events, runs the reporting clock, and packages source-linked support for accountable certification without signing or certifying on management's behalf.
The CISO, identity lead, compliance officer, or internal-audit owner at a 50-to-500-person regulated financial-services or critical-infrastructure firm.
Regulated mid-market security and compliance owners have a direct examination job.
The annual filing date and incident clock create recurring forcing functions.
Several references support the area, but there are no inbound idea links.
Official recurring dates, a precise regulated buyer, and a large enterprise implementation gap support a strong mid-market evidence wedge.
Convergence is modest, one interface is unverified, legal scope spans distinct regimes, and the product overlaps established identity governance platforms.
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