Evidence-first
Evidence-first reporting that makes identity risk easier to explain and prioritise.
For SOC Teams
Your alerts make more sense
Your alerts make more sense
when identity is already clear.
IdentityFirst gives analysts that context first.
IdentityFirst MRI shows who the account belongs to, what it can reach, and where the risk is already concentrated. That gives your analysts a clearer starting point when an alert arrives, without implying that the public demo is your live SOC runtime.
Why this works for analysts
Useful context first, without pretending to be your SOC.
Evidence-first identity security that starts read-only and keeps humans in control.
Read-only day one
Read-only on day one so teams can start without changing production systems.
Human-approved writes
Any write path stays human-approved. IdentityFirst does not claim autonomous action.
Public messaging stays within current product boundaries and explicitly published connector status.
You lose time when the identity context is missing
A suspicious login lands in the queue. The investigation starts with basic questions: who is this user, what can they access, and is this account still active?
IdentityFirst helps you answer those questions sooner, so analysts spend less time piecing together access and more time deciding what matters. The public MRI route is evidence-first and triage-oriented; broader continuous operations remain outside the public GA promise.
Over-exposed accounts
Accounts with more access than they need, surfaced before they become part of an incident.
Weak access paths
Where one account could be used to reach something more sensitive.
Likely next steps for an attacker
A short view of what an attacker could try next if a user account is compromised.
Impact in plain English
Which systems, services, or users are likely to be affected if access is misused.
Attack patterns mapped to your estate
IdentityFirst shows the common abuse patterns that matter most, so the team can see where attention should go first. This is representative MRI triage guidance, not a replacement alert feed.
T1558 — Kerberoasting
T1134 — Access Token Manipulation
T1003 — OS Credential Dumping
T1484 — Domain Policy Modification
T1087 — Account Discovery
T1078 — Valid Accounts
Coverage is presented as representative triage guidance, not as another alert feed or proof of a live SOC deployment.
Give your SOC a clearer starting point
See what the assessment reveals about accounts, access, and likely exposure without adding noise to the team.