Investigate compromised identities, understand blast radius, and take targeted action across connected AI and SaaS applications.
Security teams need fast access to identity, application, permission, and activity context so they can quickly determine the scope of an incident.
They also need targeted response options that allow them to revoke access, contain compromised identities, and coordinate remediation across security and IT systems.
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AI and SaaS environments distribute identity, access, and activity across many applications and integrations. A single compromised account may have permissions across multiple services, making the full impact difficult to see from any one security tool. Investigation is faster when teams can connect identities to applications, permissions, and activity in one place.
Blast radius refers to the applications, data, permissions, and resources that a compromised identity may be able to reach. For AI agents and non-human identities, that scope can be especially broad because they may be connected to multiple systems. Understanding blast radius helps teams prioritize containment and remediation.
Teams should determine which identity is affected, what access it has, and whether suspicious activity has spread to connected applications or integrations. High-risk sessions, permissions, tokens, or accounts may then need to be revoked or restricted. The faster this context is available, the faster teams can make targeted containment decisions.
Automation can help execute repeatable actions such as revoking access, disabling risky integrations, creating tickets, or notifying response teams. This reduces manual handoffs and shortens the time between detection and containment. Automated actions are most effective when they are driven by accurate identity and risk context.
Grip brings together identity, application, permission, integration, and activity context to help teams quickly understand what is affected. Analysts can use that information to assess blast radius, prioritize response, and determine which access should be restricted. Grip also supports automated remediation workflows to help contain incidents faster.
