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Identity Intelligence for Security Teams That Need to Move Fast

Most SOC detections lack identity context. An alert fires — but who is the account, what can it reach, and how privileged is the access? Our services give your analysts the identity intelligence to triage faster, respond smarter, and miss less.

Read-only assessment    SOC and MSSP focused    Improves triage speed from day one

The Identity Gap in Most SOC Operations

When a SIEM alert fires on a suspicious login or privilege change, analysts typically know the username and the event. They rarely know:

  • What level of privilege does this account actually have across all connected systems?
  • What is the blast radius if this account is compromised?
  • Is this account a service account, a privileged admin, or a standard user?
  • What trust relationships could an attacker exploit from this identity?
  • Has this account shown anomalous behaviour relative to its peers?

Without this context, triage is slower, escalation decisions are harder, and genuine threats are buried in noise.

What Identity Intelligence Changes

  • Analysts can assess blast radius before escalating — not after
  • Service account alerts are triaged differently from admin account alerts automatically
  • Privileged pathway analysis shows lateral movement risk instantly
  • Context-aware prioritisation reduces false-positive escalations
  • MSSP clients receive identity-aware incident reports, not just raw alerts

Security Operations Services

MSSP

MSSP Identity Intelligence Layer

An identity intelligence enrichment layer for MSSP and SOC operations. This engagement builds a contextual identity map of your client's environment — privileged accounts, service accounts, trust relationships, and blast-radius data — that enriches detections and improves analyst response speed.

Delivered as a structured data output that integrates with your existing SIEM, SOAR, or ticketing workflow. Can be refreshed periodically as environments change.

What You Receive

  • Identity context map for the target environment
  • Privileged account inventory with tier classification
  • Service account registry with blast-radius scoring
  • Privileged pathway map for lateral movement assessment
  • High-value account list for alert prioritisation
  • Structured data output (JSON / CSV) for SIEM integration
  • Triage guide for analysts — identity context reference
Governance

Non-Human Identity Governance Review

Service accounts, service principals, managed identities, and application identities are typically the least-governed and most dangerous accounts in any environment. This engagement maps every non-human identity — ownership, authentication patterns, credential-rotation posture, and blast radius if compromised.

Organisations routinely discover service accounts with domain admin membership, unrotated credentials that are years old, and application identities with no documented owner — all of which represent significant lateral movement risk.

What You Receive

  • Complete non-human identity inventory
  • Ownership mapping (named owner or flagged as unowned)
  • Authentication pattern analysis
  • Credential age and rotation posture assessment
  • Blast-radius scoring for each non-human identity
  • Remediation priorities ranked by risk
  • Governance recommendations for ongoing management
Adversarial Testing

Identity Control Stress Testing

A structured stress test of your identity controls using realistic attack paths — without the risk of a live penetration test. This is not a pentest. It is an evidence-based assessment of what an attacker could plausibly do given observed misconfigurations and over-privileged accounts.

Uses IdentityMRI assessment data to model attack paths including privilege escalation, conditional-access bypass, service-account abuse, and trust-boundary exploitation — then prioritises remediation by realistic threat impact.

Attack Paths Assessed

  • Privilege escalation paths from standard user to domain admin
  • Conditional access bypass via exclusions and legacy auth
  • Service account abuse and lateral movement vectors
  • Trust-boundary exploitation between domains / tenants
  • Credential theft exposure (Kerberoastable accounts, AS-REP roasting)
  • Remediation priorities ranked by realistic attack likelihood

All assessment is read-only. No actual exploitation is performed. Findings are based on observable misconfiguration and privilege analysis.

Running a SOC or Managing Client Security?

Tell us about your environment and your current identity visibility. We'll scope an engagement that closes the gap — and gives your analysts the context to work faster and miss less.