Workforce identity gaps threaten security and productivity
Identity is the top attack vector
Identity is the top attack vector
The rapid growth of identities, apps and devices, combined with AI-driven attacks and excessive privileges, are increasing cyber risk and expanding the attack surface.
Traditional IAM ignores pre/post-auth risks
Traditional IAM ignores pre/post-auth risks
Traditional IAM stops at authentication, overlooking device risks and leaving sessions vulnerable to hijacking, data exfiltration and postlogin attacks.
Passwords continue to pose security risks
Passwords continue to pose security risks
Passwords remain a weak link, easily stolen, reused and exploited in phishing and brute-force attacks, leading to unauthorized access, account takeover and lateral movement.
SOLUTIONS
Reimagine identity and access management (IAM) for the AI-ready workforce
Idira™ IAM secures every step of the user access journey with the right level of privilege controls. Where traditional tools stop, Idira IAM keeps going.
Secure every device as a trusted access point
Reduce ransomware risk by removing local admin rights and enforcing least-privileged access and extend MFA to endpoints to strengthen user authentication and prevent unauthorized access.
Secure every login with adaptive, phishing-resistant MFA, smarter credential management and passwordless access. Improve security posture with frictionless access for your workforce.
Protect sessions beyond login with layered privileged controls, visibility and session-level protections to help stop postauthentication threats and reduce risk across sensitive resources.
Protect every stage of access, from endpoint to authentication to session, with unified identity controls. Reduce your attack surface, eliminate passwords and continuously authenticate users and devices without hindering productivity.
Enforce least privilege and secure endpoints.
Remove local admin rights, enforce least-privileged access and extend MFA to endpoints to reduce attack surface, prevent privilege abuse and validate users before granting access.
Secure and manage workforce credentials.
Securely store, manage and share credentials with enterprise password management to reduce password sprawl, improve access control and support both legacy and modern applications.
Simplify access across all applications.
Enable standards-based SSO across cloud, SaaS and legacy apps to streamline access, reduce password fatigue and simplify onboarding of new applications with minimal integration effort.
Verify users with adaptive, risk-based MFA.
Apply adaptive MFA policies based on user, device and context to strengthen authentication, reduce friction and protect against credential-based and phishing attacks.
Replace passwords with phishing-resistant access.
Adopt passwordless authentication with biometrics, passkeys and device-bound credentials to reduce credential theft, strengthen security and simplify access across the workforce.
Protect sessions beyond authentication.
Extend protection beyond login with session visibility and controls to detect suspicious activity, prevent session hijacking and reduce postauthentication risk.
87%
of organizations experienced at least two successful identity-centric breaches in the past 12 months.
#1
The #1 attack vector is stolen credentials and phishing.
30 mins
Attackers can move laterally in less than 30 minutes after initial compromise.
Benefits & Values
Why identity and access management can't wait
Attackers are moving faster, and identity remains their most consistent way in.
Frequently asked questions about identity and access management
IAM is the set of processes and controls that authenticate users and determine what they can access. NIST’s digital identity guidance centers on authentication and federation as the core building blocks to help reduce the risk of breach while supporting business agility and productivity.
Phishing-resistant MFA uses stronger cryptographic sign-in methods such as passkeys, FIDO security keys, or device-based authenticators with biometrics or PINs to help stop credential theft and reduce account takeover risk.
Credential security helps protect the workforce from account takeover, phishing, and password-related risk. By combining passwordless authentication with enterprise password management, organizations can strengthen access security while reducing friction for users and IT teams.
Single sign-on gives users one secure login for multiple applications, helping improve productivity and reduce password sprawl. Modern SSO also supports standards-based integration across cloud, SaaS, and legacy systems, making it easier to secure new applications as the business grows.
Least privilege means giving users only the access they need to do their jobs, and nothing more. It helps reduce risk by limiting local admin rights, restricting privileged access and lowering the chance that a compromised account can be used to move across systems or cause broader damage.
Authentication is only a step in the user access journey. Attackers can hijack or abuse active sessions through techniques like cookie theft and session hijacking, so protecting sessions beyond login helps detect risky behavior, control privileged activity, and stop post-authentication threats before they spread.
