Protect your organization from identity-based attacks

IBM’s identity threat detect and response (ITDR) and identity security posture management (ISPM) solution provides you with end-to-end visibility into user activity across the hybrid landscape of silo’d IAM tools used across cloud, SaaS, and on-prem applications. IBM Verify Identity Protection provides the ISPM and ITDR functionality to keep your organization safe by:

• Continuously mapping all access flows across all applications.
• To detect and remediate previously hidden security gaps such as shadow access, exposed assets, compromised identities, unknown SaaS apps, lack of MFA and much more.
• Gaining the visibility across identity systems, consolidating threats, reconciling and
• detecting both vulnerabilities and active attacks.

Easily deployed without any agents or clients and designed to work in any cloud or network, IBM Verify Identity Protection extends your existing cybersecurity solutions by analyzing and delivering actionable identity risk information that is critical for your security operations.

Benefits

IBM Verify Identity Protection addresses the 3 root causes of identity-based attacks.

• **Eliminate identity and access blind spots: **Detects and enables remediation of identity-related blind spots such as shadow assets, unauthorized local accounts, missing multi-factor authentication (MFA), and usage of unauthorized SaaS apps across any cloud or platform.
• **Remediate identity infrastructure threats, exposures and vulnerabilities: **Provides advanced Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) capabilities with detailed
• contextual analysis that identifies exposures, threats and attacks in real-time, across the various tools that create an identity infrastructure, including cloud Identity Providers (IdPs), on-prem or hybrid directories, MFA solutions, single sign-on (SSO), PAM solutions and more.
• **Identity systems misconfiguration & non-compliance: **Detect vulnerable misconfigurations caused by human error, hazardous deviations from policy, and inadequate implementations of identity tools such as MFA, privileged access and IAM tools.