IT & Identity Admins
The people holding the keys are the ones worth the most to compromise.
Most Exposed
IT Admins, identity and access teams
The Attack
Role-grant abuse, malicious OAuth consent, privilege escalation
The attacks we stop:
A convincing message from "a manager" asks an admin to add a contractor to a privileged group for a project starting Monday
A staff member is tricked into approving an OAuth consent screen for a malicious app, quietly granting it standing access to company email and files
An attacker posing as an employee who's lost their laptop asks the service desk to reset their access and remove the device protection on their account
How we protect you:
We review who can grant a role, approve an application or reset protection for someone else, and how an attacker could chain those permissions together into something far larger
We run controlled exercises around the requests your admins actually receive, so a convincing approach is something they have seen before rather than for the first time when it matters
We focus protection on the moment those keys change hands, so that granting access, approving an app or resetting protection can't happen on a believable request alone, but is checked through something the attacker doesn't control
IT & Identity Admins
The people holding the keys are the ones worth the most to compromise.
Most Exposed
IT Admins, identity and access teams
The Attack
Role-grant abuse, malicious OAuth consent, privilege escalation
The attacks we stop:
A convincing message from "a manager" asks an admin to add a contractor to a privileged group for a project starting Monday
A staff member is tricked into approving an OAuth consent screen for a malicious app, quietly granting it standing access to company email and files
An attacker posing as an employee who's lost their laptop asks the service desk to reset their access and remove the device protection on their account
How we protect you:
We review who can grant a role, approve an application or reset protection for someone else, and how an attacker could chain those permissions together into something far larger
We run controlled exercises around the requests your admins actually receive, so a convincing approach is something they have seen before rather than for the first time when it matters
We focus protection on the moment those keys change hands, so that granting access, approving an app or resetting protection can't happen on a believable request alone, but is checked through something the attacker doesn't control
IT & Identity Admins
The people holding the keys are the ones worth the most to compromise.
Most Exposed
IT Admins, identity and access teams
The Attack
Role-grant abuse, malicious OAuth consent, privilege escalation
The attacks we stop:
A convincing message from "a manager" asks an admin to add a contractor to a privileged group for a project starting Monday
A staff member is tricked into approving an OAuth consent screen for a malicious app, quietly granting it standing access to company email and files
An attacker posing as an employee who's lost their laptop asks the service desk to reset their access and remove the device protection on their account
How we protect you:
We review who can grant a role, approve an application or reset protection for someone else, and how an attacker could chain those permissions together into something far larger
We run controlled exercises around the requests your admins actually receive, so a convincing approach is something they have seen before rather than for the first time when it matters
We focus protection on the moment those keys change hands, so that granting access, approving an app or resetting protection can't happen on a believable request alone, but is checked through something the attacker doesn't control