Behavioural baselines
A learned baseline for every identity in scope — employees, contractors, service accounts, privileged accounts. Drift from that baseline is what we flag, not generic rule violations.
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The modern breach starts with a stolen credential, not a kicked-down door.
Identity is the new perimeter. We watch how every identity in your business behaves — human and machine — and we stop lateral movement before it becomes an incident. When something drifts, our zero-trust controls scope what an attacker can do, fast.
Behavioural baseline per identity
Real-time detection
Zero-trust enforcement
Privileged-account watch
What's included
Inside Identity,
in plain English.
Real-time threat detection
Impossible travel, unusual privilege use, anomalous OAuth grants, lateral movement, dormant-identity reactivation. Detected and triaged in real time, with the audit trail attached.
Zero-trust controls
Native integrations with Entra ID, Okta and Google Workspace. We don't replace your IdP — we put intelligent controls on top of it.
Privileged-access monitoring
Privileged accounts get their own coverage tier — break-glass workflows, just-in-time access patterns, and verbose logging for any session that touches sensitive systems.
Quarterly identity hygiene review
A written report on dormant accounts, over-privileged users, stale service accounts and shared mailboxes that should be split. Recommendations come with the remediation, not just the finding.
OAuth and integration risk
Third-party app permissions, automation accounts, GitHub Actions secrets — we keep a register of what has access to what, so consent attacks are visible the day they happen.
How it works
Four phases.
One accountable team.
Discover
Inventory every identity that touches your systems — human, service, privileged, federated, third-party. Most clients are surprised by the count.
Baseline
Learn what normal looks like for each identity — typical hours, typical systems, typical access patterns. Usually 14-21 days of observation.
Detect
Flag drift in real time. AI-agent triage suppresses noise, the human-worth events reach the SOC, and the privileged tier gets its own escalation lane.
Enforce
Zero-trust controls dynamically scope access when something looks wrong — block the session, downgrade privileges, force re-auth, or trigger break-glass.
Why Identity
Three reasons
this is different.
Identity is where attacks live in 2026
Endpoint protection alone misses the way modern breaches actually unfold. Identity is the layer where stolen credentials, OAuth abuse and lateral movement happen, and it deserves dedicated coverage.
Integrates with what you already run
No rip-and-replace. We sit on top of Entra ID, Okta or Google Workspace, and we will tell you honestly if your current IdP is configured well enough to skip a vendor migration.
Findings come with fixes
Every recommendation in our hygiene reviews comes with the remediation — what to change, what it costs you operationally, how long it should take. Not just a list of things that look bad.
Identity — FAQ
Buyers usually
ask these next.
Which identity providers do you support?
Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Okta and Google Workspace are first-class. We can integrate with most enterprise IdPs that expose audit and sign-in logs through SCIM, SAML or modern APIs.
What about service accounts and API keys?
Service accounts, API keys and machine identities are first-class citizens of the Identity service. They tend to be where the worst hygiene issues live, and they almost always outnumber the humans.
How is this different from MFA?
MFA stops some credential theft attacks. It does nothing about a legitimate session being hijacked, OAuth-grant attacks, dormant accounts being reactivated, or privileged accounts behaving abnormally. ITDR covers the gap MFA cannot.
Can we run Identity without Sentinel?
Yes. Identity stands alone. It pairs powerfully with Sentinel because we can correlate identity events with endpoint and cloud telemetry, but it is fully useful on its own.
Take the next step
Get an identity exposure review.
See what an attacker would see.
We'll spend 30 minutes mapping the identities that matter in your business, the ones that look exposed today, and what we'd recommend to close the gap fastest.