Identity and Access Management
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Falcon Next-Gen Identity Security The New Security Imperative: Identity is now the primary attack path—and attackers aren’t breaking in; they’re logging in. Modern adversaries use valid credentials to move laterally, escalate privileges, and operate undetected across hybrid environments. Legacy identity and access management (IAM), privileged access management (PAM), and fragmented identity tools rely on static, point-in-time decisions that grant standing access and assume trust. They lack the ability to continuously validate risk, incorporate real-time context, and enforce access dynamically. The result: Organizations can detect identity risk — but cannot act on it fast enough. The gap between detection and enforcement is where breaches happen. Key benefits
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Idira Privileged Access Management (PAM) Secures critical assets by replacing static, always-on access with dynamic, just-in-time privilege controls. It enforces Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP) on a single control plane to prevent attackers from exploiting elevated rights. |
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| Identity and Access Management Provides secure and seamless authentication for users accessing corporate applications. It utilizes Single Sign-On (SSO) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to ensure that authorized individuals have secure access to the right resources. |
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| Idira Endpoint Privilege Manager Enforces the principle of least privilege across endpoints, workstations, and servers. It protects systems by removing permanent local admin rights, defending against credential theft, and allowing policy-driven privilege elevation for specific tasks without disrupting user productivity. |
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| Identity Governance Transforms basic compliance into fully automated governance across the entire identity lifecycle. It utilizes AI-driven policies to manage access requests, automate certifications, and ensure users maintain appropriate access levels securely. |
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| Workforce Password Management Offers a secure, enterprise-grade vault for employees to safely capture, manage, and share business credentials. This reduces the risk of identity breaches caused by weak, lost, or reused passwords. |
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| Vendor Privileged Access Secures remote access for third-party vendors, contractors, and external partners. It applies Zero Trust principles to provide frictionless, controlled access to internal critical systems without requiring traditional VPNs or complex endpoint agents. |
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| Secrets Management Centrally secures, manages, and automatically rotates secrets (such as API keys, tokens, and passwords) used by applications, scripts, and automation tools. This minimizes the attack surface by preventing secrets from being exposed or hardcoded in source code. |
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| Unified Secrets Governance Provides comprehensive visibility, policy enforcement, and auditing across disparate secrets vaults and cloud environments. It ensures that consistent security and compliance standards are seamlessly applied to all machine identities enterprise-wide. |
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| Application Credentials Delivery Authenticates and securely delivers credentials to applications dynamically at runtime. This solution completely eliminates the need for embedded credentials, ensuring that applications and microservices securely access only the specific resources they are authorized to use. |
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