One place to see risk
Unified visibility across tenants, identities, and sessions—without stitching together siloed admin consoles.
Runtime identity governance for zero-trust environments
Unified identity posturepowered by Verdikta.
Identity Armour evaluates every session at decision time—combining governance, telemetry, and the Verdikta Confidence Engine so you can enforce least privilege, respond to risk, and show auditors a coherent story.
- Continuous risk scoring across identities, devices, and sessions.
- Audit-ready evidence for identity governance & access reviews.
- API-first gateway with tenant-aware policies.
- Built-in dashboards for operators, auditors, and security teams.
Verdikta Confidence SnapshotLast 24 hours
Identities
12,481
96.2% compliant
High risk
37
Escalated to SOC
Policies
214
100% enforced
Verdikta Confidence Engine continuously scores every access decision using behavioral analytics, device posture, geo-risk, and historical baselines—so risky sessions are challenged or blocked automatically.
The reality today
Identity sprawl is a security problem—not only an IT hygiene issue.
Credential abuse and excessive access remain common breach patterns. As applications and tenants multiply, teams need governance and risk analytics that keep pace with how access is actually used.
Industry reports consistently rank stolen or abused credentials among the top causes of incidents. The gap is rarely “more passwords”—it is visibility, least privilege, and runtime evaluation working together.
Stale privileges linger
Accounts and roles accumulate faster than reviews run—leaving over-broad access that attackers love to reuse.
Blind spots between tools
Identity data lives in many systems; without a runtime layer, it is hard to see who accessed what, when, and why it mattered.
Runtime risk is invisible
Provisioning alone cannot catch session hijacking or impossible travel. You need continuous signals at decision time.
What we believe
Continuous identity fabric for teams who cannot afford blind spots.
Identity Armour weaves governance, telemetry, and enforcement into one layer—so operators see risk clearly and act with evidence.
Shrink the blast radius
Catch anomalous access early with continuous scoring so compromised credentials are less likely to move laterally unchecked.
Govern at runtime
Policies and governance workflows align with how access actually happens—not only at provisioning time.
Platform
Everything you need for serious identity governance.
Risk analytics, governance controls, and operator tooling in one opinionated layer—fewer hand-built integrations, clearer ownership.
Governance01
Governance that matches reality
Tenants, roles, and admin boundaries stay explicit—so changes are attributable and reviews map to how access is actually used.
Risk & Analytics02
Verdikta Confidence Engine
Session-level scoring from device posture, geo-risk, and behavioral signals—so high-risk access is challenged or blocked, not only logged.
Platform03
API-first gateway
One enforcement point for auth, tenant routing, rate limits, and structured audit events across your applications.
Operations04
Operator dashboards
Shared visibility for security and IAM: who is elevated, what changed, and which policies drove each outcome.
Compliance05
Evidence by design
Immutable-flavored audit records tie decisions to context—ready for internal review and external attestation workflows.
Security06
Zero-trust aligned
No implicit trust in the network alone—identity and risk are re-evaluated as sessions evolve.
How it works
From first connection to audit-ready evidence.
A straight path: connect traffic, evaluate risk continuously, enforce policy, and prove it—without bolting on yet another siloed tool for each step.
- 01
Discover & connect
Route application traffic through the gateway and connect identity providers so every request carries consistent tenant and identity context.
- 02
Evaluate
Verdikta scores sessions using device posture, geo-risk, and behavioral signals—so risky access stands out before it spreads.
- 03
Enforce
Apply allow, challenge, or deny outcomes from policies you configure, with traceability from decision to evidence.
- 04
Audit & improve
Export structured events to your SIEM or GRC tools and run access reviews with dashboards built for operators and auditors.
Outcomes
Designed for teams who measure security in clarity—not noise.
Illustrative focus areas for pilots and rollouts. Actual timelines and metrics depend on your environment and scope.
Time to visibility
Weeks, not quarters
Pilot-sized integrations with clear success criteria.
Decision traceability
End-to-end
Structured records from evaluation through enforcement.
Operator alignment
Shared views
Security, IAM, and audit teams work from the same signals.
Ready to see Identity Armour in action?
Book a walkthrough—we will map Verdikta, gateway integration, and governance workflows to your current IdP and application footprint.
FAQs
Questions teams ask before they standardize on Identity Armour.
Straight answers about fit, deployment, and how the platform complements your existing identity investments.
How does Identity Armour fit with our existing IdP?
The API gateway sits in front of your applications and enriches requests with identity and telemetry context. You keep your IdP as the source of truth; Identity Armour adds continuous evaluation, governance workflows, and audit-friendly records.
Where does data live?
Deployment models vary by engagement. You can run Identity Armour in your environment with a database you control, aligning retention and residency to your policies.
What does a typical rollout look like?
Teams often start with a bounded pilot: integrate the gateway with selected apps, enable Verdikta for critical flows, then expand coverage with operator dashboards and governance reviews.
Can we review security before production?
Yes. We support architecture reviews, documentation for controls relevant to frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and answers to security questionnaires as part of enterprise engagements.
Is the operator console required?
The console gives security and governance teams visibility and controls. APIs remain the integration point for your apps; the console complements automation with human oversight where you need it.