Detect Account Takeover
Advanced Threat Actors are really good at covering their tracks which makes detecting Account Takeover (ATO) so pervasive to security teams. Detecting anomalous behavior and access patterns as they’re moving across authentication boundaries even more challenging.
Why ATO Often Goes Undetected
As threat actors move from identity providers and into IaaS, SaaS, PaaS and CI/CD environments, the authentication boundaries between these systems makes detecting identity-based attacks nearly impossible. As identities leverage shared roles and credentials across those environments, understanding who did what in the environment becomes a puzzle.
How Permiso Detects Account Takeover
By creating a universal identity compromised of all of your human and non-human identities across all of your environments, Permiso can track wherever they go, what they do, and when they start to exhibit supspicious or malicious behavior. By creating a Universal Identity, Permiso is able to build sessions of activity to identity signs of account takeover.
Why Traditional Tools Fail Against Modern Attacks
Security teams have attempted to leverage a combination of existing technologies like SIEM, CNAPP and CWP to try and solve the cloud threat detection problem. These tools weren't built to solve the modern attacks observed today where attackers hop between cloud environments and mask themselves with valid credentials.
Traditional tools have siloed focus (IaaS only), are event driven (noisy and high volume), and lack identity attribution context to expedite investigation time.
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