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itdr.ms spots compromised credentials, privilege escalation, and identity-based attacks in real time — then contains them before they become breaches. Detection and response at the layer where modern attacks actually begin.
The modern breach starts with a valid credential — used by someone who isn't who they claim to be. Nothing malicious runs. The traffic looks legitimate. Traditional tools are blind by design.
When attackers use valid credentials, no malicious code executes. Endpoint detection and response tools have nothing to flag — the attack is invisible at the host layer.
Authentication and access traffic from compromised credentials is indistinguishable from normal traffic at the network layer. No anomalous signatures to catch.
Generic rules fire on volume, not behavior. Authentication logs contain real attacks buried inside millions of legitimate events — and most SOC teams never find them in time.
itdr.ms continuously analyzes authentication events, access patterns, and privilege changes across your identity providers, directories, and cloud platforms. It learns the behavioral baseline of every identity — human, service account, and AI agent — then surfaces the deviations that matter.
When a threat is confirmed, automated response executes in seconds: revoke the session, force re-authentication, suspend the account, quarantine the agent.
Purpose-built detection and response for every type of identity attack — from the phished employee to the hijacked AI agent.
Models learn the normal rhythm of each account — sign-in times, locations, destinations, privilege usage — so deviations stand out immediately instead of drowning in log noise.
Catch stolen credentials in action: impossible travel, anomalous sessions, authentication from suspicious infrastructure, and patterns matching known attacker tradecraft like brute force and password spraying.
Detect when an identity quietly gains rights it never had — a new admin role, a delegation through nested groups, a shadow path to sensitive systems — before those rights are exercised.
Agents have declared purposes. itdr.ms watches for agents acting outside theirs — accessing unexpected data, spawning unauthorized processes, or moving laterally — the early indicators of a hijacked or manipulated agent.
When a threat is confirmed, response is immediate: force re-authentication, revoke sessions, suspend accounts, quarantine agents, or rotate credentials — automatically or with one-click approval.
A dedicated console for identity threat hunting, mapping detections to MITRE ATT&CK so analysts can trace technique, scope, and blast radius in minutes — not days.
Operational in hours. Baseline established in days. Threats contained at machine speed from day one.
Integrate your identity providers, directories, and cloud platforms — the sources where authentication and access events already flow. No agents, no rerouting.
Models learn the normal behavior of every identity over days, not months — building a living profile that adapts as roles change and people evolve.
Anomalies are scored, correlated, and elevated only when they matter — high-fidelity alerts instead of a thousand false positives drowning the SOC.
Containment executes at machine speed. Every detection feeds back into the models to sharpen the next one — improving continuously without tuning.
Real scenarios from the identity threat landscape — and how itdr.ms catches and contains each one.
A credential phished on Monday is used from new infrastructure on Tuesday. itdr.ms flags the behavioral break, forces step-up authentication, and revokes the session before data moves.
An account accumulates privileges through nested group memberships no one reviews. itdr.ms surfaces the escalation path and the moment it is first exercised — before damage is done.
An AI agent manipulated through prompt injection starts touching systems outside its declared scope. itdr.ms detects the deviation from purpose and quarantines the agent automatically.
Drowning in authentication logs that hide real attacks. itdr.ms filters the noise to surface high-fidelity detections so analysts spend time on real threats, not false positives.
Closing the gap between IAM and detection. itdr.ms bridges identity operations and security response — the layer most organizations have left unmonitored.
Answering the board's question: would we know if a credential were stolen? itdr.ms gives you the answer — and the evidence to back it up at the next audit.
Agents authenticate constantly, hold real privileges, and can be manipulated in ways endpoint tools will never see. itdr.ms provides purpose-built anomaly detection for non-human actors.
A SIEM aggregates logs from everywhere. itdr.ms is purpose-built for the identity layer — and that specificity is the difference between catching threats and missing them.
| Capability | SIEM (Generic) | itdr.ms |
|---|---|---|
| Detection Model | Rules you write and maintain | ✓ Per-identity behavioral AI |
| Identity Semantics | Logs treated as text fields | ✓ Understands auth & access natively |
| Alert Volume | High noise — generic thresholds | ✓ High-fidelity — deviates from own baseline |
| Non-Human Identities | Not differentiated | ✓ Service accounts & AI agents, first-class |
| Automated Response | Requires custom integration | ✓ Native — revoke, suspend, quarantine |
| Time to Value | Months of rule tuning | ✓ Operational in hours |
| SIEM Integration | — | ✓ Feeds high-fidelity findings into your SIEM |
Designed for organizations with demanding security requirements, regulatory obligations, and complex identity environments.
Every detection maps to the ATT&CK framework — technique, tactic, and sub-technique — so analysts can contextualize findings instantly.
Identity event data processed with strict residency controls. Your authentication telemetry never commingles with other tenants.
Every detection, analyst action, and automated response is logged with full context — timestamped, attributable, and exportable for compliance and forensics.
Set confidence thresholds for automated vs. human-approved response. Expand automation as trust grows — at the pace your organization is comfortable with.
Role-based access controls across analyst, investigator, and response roles. Tier the actions each team member can take — view, investigate, or execute containment.
itdr.ms feeds high-fidelity, enriched identity threat findings into your existing SIEM and SOAR — amplifying the tools you already have rather than replacing them.
Identity attacks succeed because they look like normal logins — right up until the damage is done. itdr.ms watches every identity, learns what normal looks like, and responds the moment it breaks.