Adaptive intelligence
Per-identity baselines learn what normal looks like—so anomalies stand out immediately, not after a breach report arrives.
Adaptive identity governance for zero-trust environments
Identity decisions thatlearn, adapt, and protect.
Identity Armour combines five evaluation vectors, adaptive baselines, and automated response playbooks to deliver continuous, risk-aware access decisions—so compromised credentials are caught before they cause damage.
- 5-vector confidence scoring with adaptive anomaly detection.
- Automated playbooks: suspend, quarantine, or revoke in real time.
- Per-tenant security profiles with tunable trust weights.
- Risk-triggered session recording and AI-powered investigation.
Verdikta Confidence Engine5 vectors
Device Posture
92
Behavioral Analytics
88
Geo-Risk
75
Session Integrity
95
Anomaly Detection
82
Composite Confidence87 / 100
The reality today
Identity threats are adaptive—your defenses should be too.
Credential abuse remains the leading breach vector. Static policies and manual response cannot keep pace with attackers who learn your environment faster than your security team can triage alerts.
The gap is not more authentication factors—it is continuous evaluation, adaptive baselines, and automated response working together to contain threats at machine speed.
Static rules miss adaptive threats
Attackers evolve faster than threshold-based rules can follow. Without baselines that learn per-identity behavior, compromised credentials slip through generic policies undetected.
Slow response amplifies blast radius
Manual triage takes hours or days. Every minute between detection and containment is a minute lateral movement goes unchecked—turning a single compromised identity into a full breach.
One-size-fits-all governance fails tenants
Different teams have different risk appetites. When every tenant is forced into the same security posture, developers face unnecessary friction while high-risk environments lack adequate controls.
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.
Automated enforcement
Pre-built playbooks respond in real time: suspend, quarantine, revoke, or escalate—shrinking the window between detection and containment.
Tenant-tunable trust
Every tenant configures their own security posture with named profiles or custom vector weights—governance that matches how each team actually operates.
Platform capabilities
Built for teams who take identity seriously.
Adaptive risk scoring, automated enforcement, and governance workflows in one opinionated layer—fewer hand-built integrations, faster time to confident decisions.
Verdikta Engine01
Adaptive anomaly detection
Per-identity baselines learn from behavioral observations over time using EWMA. When sessions deviate from what is normal—new country, unusual hours, unfamiliar device—the engine flags it instantly.
Risk & Analytics02
Five-vector confidence scoring
Every session is evaluated across device posture, behavioral analytics, geo-risk, session integrity, and anomaly detection—producing a composite confidence score that drives enforcement.
Governance03
Automated response playbooks
Pre-built playbooks suspend on low confidence, quarantine on baseline drift, revoke on impossible travel, and escalate privilege anomalies—all without manual intervention.
Platform04
Per-tenant security profiles
Tenants choose from named profiles—high-security, developer-friendly, compliance-strict—or define custom vector weights via API to match their risk appetite.
Investigation05
Risk-triggered session recording
High-risk and privileged sessions are automatically recorded with privacy-aware redaction, then analyzed by AI to surface anomalies and accelerate investigations.
Security06
Adaptive MFA challenges
Step-up authentication triggers dynamically on confidence drops, new devices, or geographic changes—enforcing security precisely when risk demands it, not on every request.
Compliance07
Access review campaigns
Run formal reviewer-driven access reviews with campaign lifecycle management, bulk identity processing, and audit-ready decision trails.
Operations08
Armour Graph visualization
Map relationships between tenants, identities, policies, and escalation paths in a live graph—with attack-path recommendations showing where to reduce blast radius.
Trust & Audit09
Signed revocation receipts
Every revocation produces a tamper-evident, cryptographically signed receipt—providing irrefutable proof of enforcement for auditors and compliance teams.
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
Connect & discover
Route application traffic through the gateway, connect identity providers via SCIM 2.0 or SSF, and let the engine begin building adaptive baselines for every identity.
- 02
Evaluate continuously
Verdikta scores every session across five vectors—device posture, behavioral analytics, geo-risk, session integrity, and anomaly detection—producing a composite confidence score in real time.
- 03
Respond automatically
Playbooks enforce outcomes—allow, challenge, suspend, quarantine, or revoke—based on configurable thresholds, with full traceability from signal to decision to signed receipt.
- 04
Investigate & improve
Risk-triggered session recordings, AI-powered analysis, and the Armour Graph give operators the context to investigate incidents and continuously harden access policies.
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.
Evaluation vectors
5
Device, behavioral, geo, session, and anomaly detection—scored per request.
Response playbooks
5 built-in
Suspend, quarantine, notify, incident, and revoke—triggered automatically.
Baseline maturity
~10 days
Adaptive baselines reach confidence after as few as 10 behavioral observations.
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 across five vectors, automated response playbooks, and audit-friendly records on top.
What makes Verdikta different from static risk scoring?
Verdikta builds adaptive per-identity baselines that learn from real behavioral observations—login hours, devices, locations, session patterns. When behavior deviates from what is normal for that specific identity, the engine flags it immediately rather than relying on generic thresholds.
Can tenants customize their security posture?
Yes. Each tenant can select a named security profile (high-security, developer-friendly, compliance-strict) or define custom vector weights via API. This means a finance team can weight behavioral analytics heavily while a development team can relax device posture constraints.
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 automated playbooks and governance reviews. Baselines begin learning from day one and mature within weeks.
How does automated response work?
Pre-built playbooks trigger actions based on real-time signals: suspend identities on sustained low confidence, quarantine on anomaly spikes, revoke sessions on impossible travel, and create incidents on privilege escalation patterns—all without manual intervention.
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.