2022 SC Awards Finalists: Best Identity Management Solution

CyberArk Identity Security Platform enforces least privilege and enables secure access across any device, anywhere, at just the right time. Built on a foundation of privileged access management and powered by AI-based behavior and risk analytics, the platform helps organizations secure access to critical business data and infrastructure, protect a distributed workforce, and accelerate business in the cloud.

The Deduce Identity Network is a consortium of over 150,000-plus participating websites and apps with the objective of sourcing the maximum amount of real-time user activity intelligence for a given profile as they log-in, transact and create accounts online. With over 450M unique identity profiles that collectively generate in excess of 1.4B daily interactions, Deduce sees the majority of the U.S. population transact in real-time, several times a week, based on four principal threat vectors: device, network, geography, and activity.

Directory Service Protector (DSP) enables rapid response, continuously monitors Active Directory for indicators of exposure, and detects advanced attacks. DSP translates unstructured AD and Azure AD change data into human-readable format; enables drilldown to any point in time to isolate compromised accounts and prevent future attacks; and uncovers 100-plus vulnerabilities and risky configurations in AD and Azure AD before attackers.

The Unified Identity Security Platform integrates four traditionally distinct product areas into a single solution, ensuring that data silos are unified, and people, applications and data are all aligned as one. The end result is a reduced attack surface and improved cybersecurity resilience.

Xage Fabric is a zero trust solution that provides an overlay mesh to protect critical infrastructure by imposing granular control over all digital interactions. The Fabric ensures that each operational element — even those with no built-in identity of their own — is assigned an identity that determines who has access to it, and what the element may access itself. The Fabric not only blocks cyberattacks, but also isolates malware, siloing it and rendering it unable to pass between systems to ensure the operation can continue functioning undisturbed.