Identity Security Posture Management

Know
where you
stand.

Identity has become the new security perimeter. ISPM continuously monitors, assesses, and strengthens your organization's digital identity posture — before attackers exploit what you can't see.

Live Posture Score —
72
/100
⬤ Moderate Risk — Action Required
Orphaned Accounts
47
Over-Privileged
132
MFA Coverage
84%
Identities Tracked
2,491
90% of orgs experienced identity incidents in 2024
ISPM is the new identity security standard
84% report direct business impact from breaches
Zero Trust demands continuous identity validation
AI-powered attacks target identity misconfigurations
Least Privilege reduces attack surface by up to 60%
Non-human identities now outnumber humans 45:1
90% of orgs experienced identity incidents in 2024
ISPM is the new identity security standard
84% report direct business impact from breaches
Zero Trust demands continuous identity validation
AI-powered attacks target identity misconfigurations
Least Privilege reduces attack surface by up to 60%
Non-human identities now outnumber humans 45:1
90%
of organizations experienced an identity-related security incident in the past 12 months
84%
reported direct business impact — revenue loss, regulatory fines, or reputational damage
45:1
ratio of non-human to human identities in modern enterprise environments
62%
of breaches involve compromised credentials or misused access privileges
Threat Landscape

What attackers
exploit first

Identity vulnerabilities are the preferred entry point for modern adversaries. Understanding the attack surface is the first step to reducing it.

Orphaned Accounts 47 detected
Accounts that remain active after employees leave or roles change. Each one is an unlocked door. Attackers compromise these stale credentials to gain undetected footholds in your environment — often months before discovery.
Excessive Privileges 132 accounts
Users and service accounts with far more access than their role requires. When compromised, over-privileged accounts allow lateral movement and data exfiltration at scale. Least-privilege enforcement is critical.
MFA Gaps 23 accounts unprotected
Accounts relying solely on passwords are trivially compromised via phishing, credential stuffing, or brute force. MFA enforcement across all identities — especially privileged ones — is non-negotiable.
Service Account Sprawl 89 unreviewed
Non-human identities created for integrations, scripts, and automation often carry static credentials, never expire, and accumulate privileges over time. They represent a massive, invisible attack surface.
Shadow IT Identities 15 SaaS apps unmanaged
Identities created outside the official IAM system — in unmanaged SaaS apps — operate outside your policy enforcement. They create blind spots that attackers actively seek out.
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47
Threats
Core Framework

Six pillars of
identity posture

ISPM is built on interconnected capabilities that work together to provide continuous, adaptive identity security across every environment.

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Identity Inventory
Continuous discovery of all human and non-human identities across cloud, SaaS, and on-premises systems. You cannot protect what you cannot see.
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Risk Scoring
AI-driven analytics evaluate each identity against behavior baselines, privilege levels, and threat intelligence to produce quantitative risk scores.
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Continuous Monitoring
Real-time detection of anomalous activity, configuration drift, and policy violations — not quarterly audits, but always-on vigilance.
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Automated Remediation
Policy violations trigger automated responses: revoking excessive access, enforcing MFA step-up, or escalating to security teams for review.
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Least Privilege
Continuously enforce minimum necessary access across all identities. Automatically detect and eliminate privilege creep before it becomes a breach.
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Compliance Reporting
Continuous evidence of identity controls for HIPAA, GDPR, SOX, and PCI-DSS — giving auditors and boards the assurance they require.
Self-Assessment

Score your
identity posture

Check which controls your organization has in place. Your posture score updates in real time.

✓
We have a complete inventory of all human and non-human identities
✓
Multi-factor authentication is enforced for all privileged accounts
✓
Orphaned and dormant accounts are automatically detected and disabled
✓
We conduct regular access reviews and certifications
✓
Service accounts have expiring credentials and are regularly reviewed
✓
We enforce least-privilege access across cloud and on-premises systems
✓
Behavioral anomalies are detected and alerted on in real time
✓
Identity controls are documented and mapped to compliance frameworks
0
No Controls Verified
Select the controls your organization has implemented to assess your current identity security posture.
→ Start with identity inventory — you can't secure what you can't see
→ Enforce MFA universally, especially for privileged accounts
→ Establish automated orphan account detection
Glossary

Key concepts,
defined

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ISPM
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Identity Security Posture Management
A continuous framework for monitoring, assessing, and improving the security of all digital identities and their associated access privileges across an organization's technology ecosystem.
02
Privilege Creep
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Privilege Creep
The gradual accumulation of access rights beyond what a user or account needs. Over time, roles expand and old permissions are never revoked — creating a massive, invisible attack surface.
03
Zero Trust
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Zero Trust
A security model built on "never trust, always verify." No identity is implicitly trusted — every access request is continuously validated based on context, behavior, and risk posture.
04
Non-Human Identity
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Non-Human Identity
Service accounts, API keys, bots, and AI agents that authenticate to systems automatically. These now outnumber human identities and carry unique risks due to static credentials and minimal oversight.
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Least Privilege
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Principle of Least Privilege
Granting identities only the minimum access needed to perform their function. Enforcing this principle continuously — not just at provisioning — is foundational to reducing the identity attack surface.
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Configuration Drift
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Configuration Drift
The gradual deviation of identity configurations from their intended secure baseline. Left undetected, drift creates exploitable misconfigurations — ISPM continuously compares current state against baseline and flags deviations.