Seeing a threat and stopping a threat are two very different things.
Security teams see identity incidents and risk signals in real time. But responding to them means pivoting between platforms, manually routing context into case management tools, and hoping nothing falls through the gap between detection and action. In identity-based attacks, that gap is where the damage happens.
Silverfort and Torq’s integration eliminates it. The moment Silverfort detects an identity-based incident, like a brute force attack, a lateral movement attempt, or a suspicious authentication, a structured Case is automatically created in Torq. Risk events are correlated as Observables and linked to open Cases without manual cross-referencing. And when incident and risk signals share a common entity, Silverfort connects the dots automatically, giving analysts the full identity risk picture from the moment they open the case.
No manual handoffs, tool-switching or triage delays. Just structured, automated identity threat response, triggered directly from Silverfort’s live signals, contained entirely within the Torq workflow your team already operates in.
The result: faster containment, consistent response playbooks, and an identity threat pipeline that runs at the speed attacks actually move.
Read this brief to understand:
- How Silverfort automatically translates identity threat events into structured Torq Cases and correlated Observables, eliminating manual monitoring and routing between tools
- How automatic risk correlation links Observables to open Cases when they share a common entity, giving analysts complete identity risk context without cross-referencing
- How Torq response workflows trigger directly on Silverfort incident and risk signals, enabling consistent, repeatable identity threat response without waiting for analyst intervention