Overview
Attackers increasingly log in rather than break in. Phished credentials, MFA fatigue, session-token theft and over-privileged service accounts let them move through your environment looking like legitimate users — invisible to tools that only watch endpoints.
Managed ITDR focuses on the identity layer. We monitor authentication and directory activity across on-premises Active Directory, cloud identity providers and SaaS SSO, detect suspicious behaviour such as impossible travel, MFA bombing, Kerberos attacks and unexpected privilege changes, and respond by disabling accounts, revoking sessions and resetting credentials under agreed playbooks.
ITDR pairs naturally with Managed ISPM, which reduces identity risk before it is exploited.
What's included
Our approach
- ConnectOnboard directory, IdP and SSO telemetry.
- BaselineLearn normal authentication and admin behaviour.
- DetectDeploy identity attack detections mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.
- Respond24/7 triage and identity containment playbooks.
- ReviewMonthly identity threat and exposure reporting.
What you receive
- Identity telemetry coverage map
- Identity attack detection library
- Containment playbooks
- Monthly identity threat report
- Recommendations for ISPM hardening
Standards & frameworks
- MITRE ATT&CK (Credential Access, Privilege Escalation)
- NIST SP 800-63
- CIS Control 5 & 6
- ISO/IEC 27001 A.5.15–5.18
Frequently asked questions
What is ITDR?
Identity Threat Detection and Response is the practice of detecting and stopping attacks that target identity systems and accounts, such as credential theft, privilege escalation and account takeover.
Does ITDR replace MFA?
No. MFA reduces risk, but attackers bypass it through fatigue attacks, token theft and misconfiguration. ITDR detects those bypasses.
Which identity platforms are supported?
On-premises Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta and other major identity providers and SSO platforms.