Detect and Respond to Identity Threats ​

Stop identity threats before they escalate.​

Expose threats across all SaaS, managed and shadow, even those that slip past your preventive defenses.​

Identity threat detection is a mess.​

  • Identities are scattered across hundreds of SaaS apps
  • SaaS apps are highly interconnected, creating expansive attack surfaces
  • SaaS logs are fragmented, difficult to interpret, 
and useless
Grip ITDR 2.0 cuts through the noise, providing deep identity telemetry and the SecOps tools to investigate and respond faster than ever.
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Prevent the identity threats you can. Detect and respond to what you can't.

When identity threats break through preventive defenses, Grip detects and shuts them down fast. One platform. Complete protection against identity-driven attacks.​

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Prevent threats and shrink the identity attack surface.​

Spot risky identities and take action.

Find orphaned external users, stale accounts, non- corporate admin logins, shared identities, and more. Disable them with confidence.​

Harden your identity posture.​

Remediate risky SaaS configurations, including those involving admin roles, sharing policies, session controls, and more—all prioritized by risk.​

Detect identity threats that slip by.​

Catch login-based threats.​

Identify unusual login patterns, suspicious access behaviors, and risky IP activity before attackers gain a foothold.​

Detect threats beyond logins.

Catch other critical threats. Grip flags malicious extensions, OAuth abuse, consent phishing, and lateral identity attacks.​

Respond fast with precision.​

Investigate with full identity context.​

Quickly understand who’s at risk, how far the threat spreads, and what steps to take - backed by rich identity data.​

Remediate in one click or automate it.​

Quarantine users, kill sessions, block OAuth scopes, disable extensions, and more. Respond manually or automatically with tailored actions.​
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Take the next step in securing your SaaS environment.​

Move from unmanaged SaaS risk to a proactive approach to SaaS security. Discover how Grip empowers you to efficiently govern, secure, and manage SaaS risk, without adding complexity or extra headcount.​

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What is an identity threat?​

An identity threat is any malicious activity that targets user accounts, credentials, and identity systems to gain unauthorized access, escalate privileges, or move laterally within a network. These threats exploit the "identity perimeter," which has become a primary target for attackers as traditional network perimeters have blurred due to cloud adoption and remote work.​​

How does Grip Security detect identity threats?​

Grip collects and correlates signals from identity providers, managed SaaS apps, and an optional browser extension. This allows Grip to detect threats across both sanctioned and unsanctioned apps—covering login anomalies, risky OAuth activity, malicious extensions, and more.​

Can Grip automate identity threat response?​

Grip collects and correlates signals from identity providers, managed SaaS apps, and an optional browser extension. This allows Grip to detect threats across both sanctioned and unsanctioned apps—covering login anomalies, risky OAuth activity, malicious extensions, and more.​

​What kinds of identity threats can Grip detect?

Grip detects both login and post-login threats across SaaS environments. These include common and advanced identity attack techniques such as:​
• MFA Single Use Downgrade​
• MFA All Users Delete​
• Admin Escalation​
• External User Sign In​
• Risky IP Address
• ​Risky Sign In / Password Spray​
• Malicious Extension Installed​
• Unknown App OAuth Granted​
• Consent Phishing Granted
• ​Potential Consent Phishing Accessed​

By combining these detections with rich identity context, Grip enables fast, precise investigation and response across managed and unmanaged SaaS.

Does Grip work with both managed and shadow SaaS apps?​

Yes. Grip monitors identity activity across all SaaS, whether officially IT-managed or not, ensuring full visibility and threat coverage, even for apps not covered by your traditional security stack.

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