About
About Argeye
Founded by former Workday implementers and security consultants, not by people who read about this problem in a deck.
The problem we kept running into
Workday risk, monitored badly or not at all
We spent years implementing Workday and running security engagements before any of us thought about building software, and we kept seeing the same thing at client after client: security and change management that nobody was really watching, and audits that took months, cost a fortune, and still missed the risk that actually mattered.
We've had auditors ask who has access to edit Workday's source code. (Workday does. Nobody else can.) That's not a rare question. It's what happens when a checklist built for on-premise ERPs gets pointed at a SaaS platform it was never written for, and it burns hours that should have gone toward the exposure that was real.
Why we built Argeye
We'd done this work by hand, so we built the tool we wished we'd had
Before Argeye, we were the ones running User Access reviews, Segregation of Duties analysis, and audit engagements ourselves, on the consulting side and the client side both. We're not salespeople reciting a pitch. Argeye is built around what that work actually taught us: watch the sources of risk in a live Workday tenant continuously, instead of asking someone to reconstruct a snapshot every few months and hope nothing changed since.