Identity Threat Detection and Response
Your Microsoft 365 environment is a critical business platform - and a top target for attackers. Today’s threat actors bypass traditional endpoint defenses and exploit cloud identities to gain persistent access, exfiltrate data, and manipulate internal settings without detection.
According to Adlumin’s SOC, 44% of all detections now originate from the cloud. That’s nearly half of all threats escaping the legacy security tools that are focused solely on endpoints.1
Intelligent, Automated Identity Threat Detection and Response Built for Microsoft 365
Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) ingests native Microsoft telemetry and applies machine learning to detect deviations from normal user and application behavior. When something looks off - a suspicious login, permission change, or inbox manipulation - the system reacts in real time.
Key Technical Capabilities: - Behavioral Baselines: Establishes per-user norms to detect anomalies and reduce false positives.
- Cloud Telemetry Ingestion: Parses logs from Azure AD, Exchange, and Microsoft Graph for enriched threat context.
- Automated Threat Containment: Suspicious accounts are disabled or forced to reset credentials automatically.
- Detection Coverage: Includes MFA tampering, service principal misuse, lateral movement indicators, and email rule abuse.
Deployable without endpoint agents, our solution integrates directly with your Microsoft 365 instance - providing layered defense without operational complexity.
Did you know? - 29% of organizations face weekly credential phishing attempts.2
- 60% of organizations were compromised last year by an attack involving a compromised credential.3
- The vast majority of breaches today involve the human element - whether it’s stolen credentials, privilege misuse, or simple human error.4
- Phishing is the leading cause of 90% of data breaches.5
- Stolen credentials were the most commonly used in data breaches.2
ITDR protects your users from identity-based attacks - with automation, context, and control. Download our ITDR PDF to learn more.
1Source: 2025 State of the SOC Report | Adlumin Cybersecurity - accessed 2025-05-30
2Source: https://www.verizon.com/business/resources/reports/dbir/ - accessed 2025-06-04
3Source: https://www.proofpoint.com/us/resources/threat-reports/state-of-phish - accessed 2025-06-04
4Source: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/business/security-intelligence-report - accessed 2025-06-04
5Source: https://www.securitymagazine.com/articles/100569-credential-phishing-accounted-for-91-of-active-threat-reports - accessed 2025-06-04