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Security intelligence & risk
One risk score behind every decision — explainable, configurable and testable, not a black box.
Case by case
A login looks normal, but the behaviour does not.
Identity, device, session and login signals fuse into one score, and the decision point challenges or denies when it crosses your line.
→ Context decides, not a single rule.
A reviewer asks why access was blocked.
The score explains itself — which signals fired, what weight each carried, which band it landed in.
→ An explanation, not a shrug.
You want to change a threshold without breaking production.
Simulate it against real history first, see what would have changed, then version and roll it out.
→ Tuned on evidence, not on a hunch.
Under the hood
What you actually get
The intelligence plane the rest of the platform decides with — configurable per tenant and per segment.
Signal fusion
Identity, login, device, session and access-risk signals combine into a single score with configurable weights, bands and a critical-floor, resolved per tenant.
Behavioural analytics
User and entity behaviour analytics and session-anomaly detection surface drift from normal patterns, feeding the score rather than sitting in a separate silo.
Explainability
Every decision carries its reasons — the signals that fired, their contribution and the band reached — so an outcome can always be accounted for.
Simulation and backtest
Replay a proposed configuration against real history to see exactly which decisions would change before anything goes live.
Per-segment profiles
Override fusion and actions for a role or group, so privileged populations can be held to a sharper line than the general estate.
Versioned and governed
Policies are versioned with approval and rollback, and exceptions are time-boxed and recorded — tuning is change-controlled, not ad hoc.
Decide, enforce, verify
Scores drive the decision point and a response engine that enforces, verifies the action took effect and re-evaluates — closing the loop.
Felt first by: Security operations, risk owners and the CISO. · Take this on its own — every edge speaks the standards your estate already speaks, so replacing it later stays cheap.