Threat Center

Detect and Respond to Identity-Centric Threats

The Adaptive Shield Threat Center collects data from multiple sources and identifies the most sophisticated and subtle threats, to avoid ransomware attacks, data breaches, and corporate espionage.

From Threat Prevention to Protection

As a means of prevention, SSPM operates as the security layer in the Identity Fabric to establish robust user governance. As a second layer of threat protection, ITDR provides extensive coverage in detecting SaaS-related threats, such as password-based attacks, IP behavior anomalies, OAuth-based attacks, unauthorized document access, unusual user agent activities, and more.

How This ITDR Platform Can Help You

Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP)

Collect evidence indicating that the organization’s SaaS apps are under attack or have been compromised by identifying common Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) used by adversaries. This is done by detecting Indicators of Compromise (IOC) and User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA). Adaptive Shield cross-references activities and detects in-context suspicious events such as unusual geo-location, user profiles, excessive authentication attempts, brute force attacks, API anomalies, excessive events or downloads, network information, malware detection and more

MITRE ATT&CK Mapping

Improve threat detection and incident response based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework

Alerts and SIEM & SOAR Integrations

Receive timely notifications in multiple channels such as email, Slack, or Teams, indicating potential threats that requires immediate investigation or response. Seamlessly integrate with your existing Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) tools, to improve threat correlation and incident response efficiency

Remediation Guidance

Get actionable insights and step-by-step guidance to address and mitigate vulnerabilities, weaknesses, or compromises in the event of a security incident

Threat Detection Monitor

Threat Detection: Selected Examples

Payment Received

When a threat actor changed an invoice’s account payment information to redirect the funds to their own account, Adaptive Shield detected the change and ensured that the payment went to the correct account.

Two Places at Once

IP geographical data indicated a user accessed their CRM from Baltimore at the same time that they were logged into their email account from Paris. Adaptive Shield detected the anomaly and recognized that the Paris login was using an unusual OS. The company blocked the Paris login and reset the user’s login credentials for all applications.

Wrong VPN Accesses Application

A user who always logged into their applications through the company’s standard VPN was detected logging in through a private VPN, which is commonly used to hide identities. While this alone wasn’t enough to indicate a threat, the suspicious login took place at a time when it was unusual for the user to be logged in. The combination of factors led the security team to discover that the account had been compromised.

Resources

Resources

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Identity Threat Detection & Response: Solution Brief

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Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) – Rips in Your Identity Fabric

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The Ultimate SaaS Security Checklist 2025 Edition