Where Identity Protection Has Never Gone Before

On-prem, cloud, humans or machines, and everything in between

Identity is now the #1 attack surface

compromised credentials are offered for sale in the dark web

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of enterprises rely on legacy or hybrid IAM infrastructure

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of data breaches and ransomware attacks involve compromised credentials

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What is your identity protection challenge?

01

Universal MFA

Extend MFA protection to all your cloud and on-prem resources, including those that traditional MFA cannot support

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02

Securing Service Accounts

Automate the discovery, monitoring and protection of all service accounts in your environment without password rotation

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03

Ransomware Protection

Prevent ransomware attacks from propagating within your environment, limiting their impact to just the initially infected machine

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04

Privileged Access Management

Configure MFA-based access policies for your privileged accounts, eliminating attackers’ ability to abuse compromised credentials for malicious access

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05

Lateral Movement Prevention

Enforce MFA on PsExec, Powershell, WMI and other command line tools to prevent Pass the Hash, Pass the Ticket, and other TTPs

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Hybrid IAM Consolidation

Connect your legacy, hybrid and multi-cloud resources into your cloud IdP of choice, including those that couldn’t be migrated before

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Identity Zero Trust

Enforce a unified policy layer on top of all your IAM platforms to gain full context, least privilege access and user verification everywhere

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Visibility & Risk Analysis

ain real-time insight into the full context and risk of all authentications and access attempts across your hybrid network

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Risk-Based Authentication

Combine high precision ML-based risk analysis with secure access controls so only legitimate users can log in to your resources

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Stop Identity Threats Now

The Identity Underground Report: The most common identity security gaps that lead to compromise