Majority of the cyber breaches have their foundations in compromised Identity Security

Why Can't IAM and PAM solutions provide robust Identity Security?

IAM was designed to onboard users and ease access to applications. PAM was built to give certain users elevated privileges for a brief period of time. Neither were designed or expected to help stop  identity abuse...

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Why Can't IAM and PAM solutions solve for Access Abuse?

IAM & PAM were purpose built to onboard users & manage their privileges with granularity of access. Gating dynamic privilege abuse were never part of their equation...

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Majority of the cyber breaches have their foundations in Access Abuse

Identity Security at the Time of Use
Identity abuse is a Here-And-Now problem and has to be detected and remediated in real-time across all infrastructure and applications of an organization irrespective of the user type, human or non-human (API, BOT, system accounts, etc.)
Why are enterprises struggling to stop identity access abuse?
Most current solutions focus on protecting user identities through the authentication and authorization process. However, if any identity is compromised (and they frequently are) the monitoring of user activity beyond authorization largely remains unaddressed. At the same time, the sophistication of privilege abuse methodologies is growing non-linearly.
Excessive Permission
Situations where human or machine identities have more privilege or authority than necessary to perform their intended tasks.
Inactive Privileged Users
Human or Non -human users with excessive permissions(3rd parties, employees, API's) to systems or applications who haven't been active for a while.
Lurking Users
Users who left the organization but covertly retain a residual footprint which may be leveraged for hidden malicious activities.
Human Errors
The activities undertaken by a privileged user which may inadvertently harm the organization.
Lateral Movement
A manipulative technique used by cyber attackers to move horizontally across a computer network and gain access to a target resource with the intent of causing disruption.
Sensitive Data Abuse
Unauthorized or inappropriate access to confidential or sensitive information, such as Personal, financial, or customer data.
Excessive Permission
Situations where human or machine identities have more privilege or authority than necessary to perform their intended tasks.
Inactive Privileged Users
Human or Non -human users with excessive permissions(3rd parties, employees, API's) to systems or applications who haven't been active for a while.
Lurking Users
Users who left the organization but covertly retain a residual footprint which may be leveraged for hidden malicious activities.
Human Errors
The activities undertaken by a privileged user which may inadvertently harm the organization.
Lateral Movement
A manipulative technique used by cyber attackers to move horizontally across a computer network and gain access to a target resource with the intent of causing disruption.
Sensitive Data Abuse
Unauthorized or inappropriate access to confidential or sensitive information, such as Personal, financial, or customer data.
Problems
Solution
Gain Real Time Visibility  
Monitor all activity after log-in across all applications and environments looking for malicious behavior
Build Context
Understand the established activity patterns of all users and access requests (human and non human)
Decipher the Intent
Why is a user taking an action? Is the action in line with historical activity patterns? Is the action a known hacker 'seeding' behavior?
Break the attack chain
In-Line remediation with a range of options to stop abusive behaviors
Gain Real Time Visibility  
Monitor all activity after log-in across all applications and environments looking for malicious behavior
Build Context
Understand the established activity patterns of all users and access requests (human and non human)
Decipher the Intent
Why is a user taking an action? Is the action in line with historical activity patterns? Is the action a known hacker 'seeding' behavior?
Break the attack chain
In-Line remediation with a range of options to stop abusive behaviors
Unique Differentiation
Deterministic Response to Break Attack Chains
Unlike observability tools which inundate you with alerts, Inside-Out Defense provides a deterministic decision and response
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Look beyond known vulnerabilities into Unknown "Day Zero" behaviors
User Catalog driving better context and intent of access
Going beyond detection into the world of inline remediation
What clients say about us
"Inside-Out Defense has been an essential partner in helping our organization improve its security posture. Their innovative approach to cybersecurity has allowed us to detect and respond to access threats quickly and efficiently, giving us peace of mind and confidence in our security defenses."
- CISO, Global Pharmaceutical
"Inside-Out Defense has exceeded our expectations in every way. It has provided us with a comprehensive solution for managing our privileged access, identifying critical privilege misuse and abuse while also helping us maintain compliance and reduce risk"
- CIO, Mid Size Bank, San Jose CA
"Identity protection and session risk management are important, but we can't overlook the alarming rise of privilege abuse and abusive access. Learn how Inside-Out Defensebridges that gap


- CyberArk
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