Compare identity security tools side by side

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Showing Veza, Silverfort and NewCore for Identity visibility and hygiene. On our weights, Veza scores highest of the selection at 7.6 / 10. Pick a topic and up to five products to change the table.

Editorial assessment · Desk research from public vendor material · Reviewed 2026-09-29

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PRODUCTS

Select 2 to 5 products.

VezaTotal 7.6 / 10Rank 1 of 5
Best for
The widest inventory of who can access what, across clouds, data and SaaS
C1Breadth of sources25%
9Highest of selection

325+ integrations across clouds, identity platforms, data systems and SaaS.

Source: Veza

C2People, machines and agents in one view20%
8

The Access Graph unifies people, machines and third parties; AI agent visibility is listed as new.

Source: Veza

C3Hygiene findings20%
8Highest of selection

Detects dormant accounts and excessive privileges.

Source: Veza

C4Acting on findings15%
5Gap in public material

Remediation from the product is not described on the page reviewed.

Source: Veza

C5Effort to start10%
6Gap in public material

Integration-based; deployment effort is not stated.

Source: Veza

C6Maturity and buying clarity10%
8Gap in public materialHighest of selection

Names customers including Workday, Snowflake and Blackstone; pricing not published.

Source: Veza

Published pricing

Not published, contact sales.

Source: Veza

Deployment
Integration-based; deployment effort not stated
Also scored in
No other topic
SilverfortTotal 7.3 / 10Rank 2 of 5
Best for
Turning identity findings into inline enforcement
C1Breadth of sources25%
7

Identity graph and inventory across on-prem, cloud and hybrid environments.

Source: Silverfort platform · Silverfort: ITDR

C2People, machines and agents in one view20%
8

Human, service account and AI agent identities are all covered.

Source: Silverfort: non-human identity security · Silverfort: AI agent security

C3Hygiene findings20%
7

Access intelligence and behavioral baselines for service accounts.

Source: Silverfort platform · Silverfort: non-human identity security

C4Acting on findings15%
8Highest of selection

Findings can be enforced inline with policies and MFA.

Source: Silverfort: ITDR · Silverfort: non-human identity security

C5Effort to start10%
7Highest of selection

States no app or code changes are needed.

Source: Silverfort platform

C6Maturity and buying clarity10%
6Gap in public material

Pricing not published.

Source: Silverfort platform

Published pricing

Not published, contact sales.

Source: Silverfort platform

Deployment
States no app or code changes are needed
NewCoreTotal 6.8 / 10Rank 3 of 5
Best for
One live graph of people and AI agents, with fixes such as revoking stale grants
C1Breadth of sources25%
6

Sources named are Okta, AWS, Microsoft, BambooHR, Salesforce and Google; no integration count is published.

Source: NewCore: Identity Discovery

C2People, machines and agents in one view20%
9Highest of selection

One live graph of every human, AI agent, system, app and access path.

Source: NewCore: Identity Discovery

C3Hygiene findings20%
7

Shows stale grants and over-broad agent reach, and scores every authenticator from 1 to 10.

Source: NewCore: Identity Discovery · NewCore: Identity Security

C4Acting on findings15%
8Highest of selection

Findings carry actions such as revoking a stale grant or notifying the owner.

Source: NewCore: Identity Discovery

C5Effort to start10%
5Gap in public material

Deployment steps are not published.

Source: NewCore home page

C6Maturity and buying clarity10%
4

Launched June 2026; no pricing or named customers.

Source: NewCore launch release (PR Newswire)

Published pricing

Not published, contact sales.

Source: NewCore home page

Deployment
Not published

Head-to-head pages for this selection: Veza vs Silverfort · Veza vs NewCore · Silverfort vs NewCore

Questions

How many products can I compare?

Two to five, all from the same topic, because each topic has its own six criteria and weights.

Why can I not compare products from different topics?

The criteria differ by topic. An MCP gateway and a workforce identity provider are scored on different questions, so a combined table would compare unlike things.

Where do the scores come from?

From the topic pages. Every score has a one-line reason and a link to the public page it is based on. The method page explains how the totals are calculated.

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