Leftover access after a rotation is still access. Start free on LAB data, run a scoped production pilot, then move to a subscription once the evidence matters to auditors.
Access & deployment tiers
Instant evaluation on simulated data for individual engineers and security research.
lc_*)Scope boundaries
For high-growth engineering teams & startups securing active CI/CD and SaaS trust.
hello@lingercut.com)Scope boundaries
For mid-market & enterprise security teams needing multi-cloud coverage and incident assurance.
PROBE_BASE_URL isolated VLAN)Scope boundaries
For critical infrastructure, defense contractors, and banks requiring zero-trust isolation.
Scope boundaries
Audit & control verification
LingerCut is an objective control and evidence engine. It is not a compliance badge we grant ourselves — it generates cryptographic kill receipts proving leftover trust actually bounced when replayed.
Proves revoked service accounts, session cookies, and machine tokens bounce under adversarial replay, giving auditors proof of timely deprovisioning. Open the mapping.
Continuous verification that severed OAuth grants and SSH keys cannot access production data, eliminating lingering shadow grants across third-party apps. Open the mapping.
Downloadable IR Evidence Pack ZIP containing HMAC-SHA256-signed receipts to prove post-incident key rotation eradicated attacker persistence.
Audits downstream SaaS providers to confirm that IdP-issued Continuous Access Evaluation Protocol (CAEP) revocation signals actually terminated active sessions.
LingerCut is in an active founder-led design partner phase. Qualified teams can pilot the Team / Beachhead tier 100% free during Beta. When moving to commercial subscriptions, metering is transparently based on organization + connectors + operator seats — not per-employee IdP seats and not per-cut. We never penalize operators for cutting leftover trust.
Work email — same lead store
Persists to the existing LingerCut lead store. Not a second list. Not a kill receipt. Live desk stays available in the corner if you already know the leftover-trust question.