Identity changes continuously. Access tends to accumulate.
People join, change roles and leave. Privileges expand. Applications, services and machines require their own identities and credentials to operate.
Across complex environments, access often remains in place long after the original need has changed. At the same time, compromised credentials and excessive privileges can give attackers a direct path across systems and data.
The challenge is keeping access appropriate while detecting when trusted identities are being abused.
Control identity from governance to threat detection.
Govern identities and access
Manage identities, roles and entitlements through Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), keeping access aligned with business responsibilities and policy.
Protect privileged access
Control administrative and high-impact accounts through Privileged Access Management (PAM), limiting persistent privilege and strengthening oversight of sensitive access.
Strengthen authentication
Apply Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and authentication controls according to the risk and sensitivity of users, systems and access paths.
Manage machine identities
Extend identity controls beyond people to applications, services and other non-human identities that require credentials and permissions to operate.
Review and recertify access
Continuously verify whether identities and entitlements remain appropriate as roles, systems and business requirements change.
Detect identity threats
Use Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR), identity telemetry and behavioral context to identify suspicious activity, credential misuse and privilege abuse.
Keep identity under control as access changes.
Identify
Grant
Protect
Review
Revoke
Identity Security connects governance, protection and continuous visibility to help keep access aligned with risk as identities and privileges change.
Through HyperSOC®, identity telemetry and privilege context can enrich detection and investigation – helping identify when legitimate credentials, elevated privileges or trusted identities are being used in ways that may indicate compromise.
Reduce identity risk without slowing access.
Reduce excessive privilege
Limit unnecessary access and reduce the opportunities created by accumulated permissions.
Protect critical identities
Apply stronger controls around privileged and high-impact access.
Keep access aligned with change
Adapt permissions as people, roles, applications and business requirements evolve.
Extend control beyond human users
Bring machine and service identities into the same governance and protection model.
Detect identity-based threats
Use identity and privilege context to identify suspicious behaviour and support faster investigation.
Identity Security in practice.
12 weeks → 5 days
Access certification cycle reduced
2,400+
Privileged accounts brought under vault rotation
31%
Orphaned or over-entitled accounts identified
<15 min
Access revocation completed during employee offboarding