Lumos

Meet Albus Identity Agent, Lumos’ AI agent that accelerates access reviews, removes stale access, fulfills requests and governs human, machine, & AI identities.

Give every employee the right access on day one. Lumos AppStore delivers just-in-time, self-service access requests across Slack, Teams, CLI, and ITSM, with AI approvals built in.

Turn identity data into decisions. Lumos Identity Analytics provides IT, Security, and GRC with pre-built dashboard templates and charts generated by Albus, backed by a real-time access graph.

Lumos Identity Security Agents monitor identity risk, surface findings as they appear, and remediate them at scale with a user-defined level of autonomy.

The page presents three ways to apply zero-touch IT with Lumos, arguing that access decisions need not rely on one-at-a-time manual processes.

The page discusses how AI and agentic AI are transforming Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) from manual workflows to autonomous decision-making, with real-world strategies and insights.

Lumos has launched Albus, the first true AI multi-agent system to help organizations adopt identity governance and administration (IGA) at scale.

The Lumos blog features IT and security resources, administrator stories, and insights on IT security, compliance, and self-service.

The page features Lumos company news, awards, and press releases.

The page says Lumos employees can define their missions and what excellence means to them.

Lumos is building autonomous systems to protect companies as they grow more complex, starting with access.

Lumos provides agents that continuously govern access for every human, NHI, and AI in a business.

Lumos closes a $35 million Series B tranche led by Scale Venture Partners, with participation from a16z, Harpoon Ventures, Neo and others. Its platform manages app access permissions, audits user access, tracks software usage and uses AI to automate support-ticket workflows and recommend access changes. The San Francisco startup says it has more than $65 million in the bank, serves customers including Roku, MongoDB and Chegg, and plans to grow its workforce from 95 to about 150 by year-end.

May 2024TechCrunchNews article