Identity Protection
Connect account activity, device signals and threat intelligence to spot identity misuse and coordinate protection through supported Microsoft controls.
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See the whole identity story
A leaked credential, a suspicious sign-in and malware on a device can be parts of the same attack. Connect the evidence before choosing the response.
Signals arrive in different tools. Analysts must first work out whether they concern the same account.
UnifiedONE assesses the combined evidence and coordinates an approved action through supported Microsoft controls.
From evidence to action
Keep the security tools you already use. UnifiedONE adds context and coordinates a governed response through supported Microsoft controls.
Connect account activity with endpoint, email and external threat intelligence.
Assess the combined evidence, including reliability and relevance to your environment.
Use supported controls, with local policy and permissions deciding what can happen.
Evidence from connected sources
External intelligence flags possible account exposure.
Identity activity adds context to the finding.
An endpoint finding may support the same identity story.
Reliability, relevance and contradictory evidence are considered together.
A named approver authorises the supported response.
Illustrative example. Requires an eligible connected control, tenant authority, permissions, licensing and approval. Provider acceptance is not proof of the resulting state.
Your protection. Your control.
Choose how each action is handled. Evidence, policy, permissions, licensing, connected-provider capability and safeguards still determine what can run.
See the finding and its context. Your team chooses the next step.
Visibility without automated change.Review the recommended response. An authorised person approves it.
Guidance with a human decision.Run an allowed response when policy, evidence and available controls permit it.
Automation within your rules.Built for your team
Protect accounts without building a large security team.
Reduce repeated identity investigation across customer environments.
Coordinate identity response while keeping local authority.
Connect the evidence and focus on the response.
Practical answers
No. UnifiedONE connects to Microsoft Entra ID and coordinates responses through supported Microsoft controls. Your identity provider and existing controls stay in place.
Depending on your connections, evidence can include authentication activity, account and role information, endpoint and email findings, exposed credentials and relevant threat intelligence.
Dynamic Confidence & Reputation weighs source reliability, recency, community experience and contradictory evidence. It supports an assessment; it does not turn one signal into automatic proof of compromise.
Relevant, validated threat knowledge can inform another participating environment's assessment. Sharing defensive knowledge does not give another organisation access to your accounts or tenant data.
No. Continuous Protection Assurance and the Assurance Center are planned capabilities delivered in phases. Provider acceptance should not be treated as independent verification of every response.
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Bring connected identity evidence into one governed protection workflow.
