Identify active cyberattacks and react in real-time BEFORE they impact your business.

Identify active cyberattacks

and react in real-time BEFORE

they impact your business.

Identity = Person ≠ user_name

The Mimoto Identity Detection and Response solution uses the core element of identity – who the person is, not a credential – as well as contextual factors to recognize malicious system-level behavior in real-time. It takes immediate action to prevent bad actors from stealing data or executing ransomware scripts.

Timing is everything.

While today’s organizations have a plethora of cybersecurity solutions to manage access or detect and respond to breaches after the fact, catching an active attack, particularly a sophisticated one, remains incredibly difficult. Mimoto adds a line of defense for the previously undetected breaches or internal malicious behavior.

287

Average days to detect
& fix a breach

95%

How often human error contributes to breaches

34%

Amount of data breaches involving internal actors

105%

Ransomware’s worldwide increase from 2020 to 2021

Are all your security protocols ALWAYS being followed?

Compromised credentials, internal bad actors, and compromised services go undetected every day. Friction experienced by following security protocols causes far too many people to be inconsistent with adhering to their organization’s policies. Whether through mistakes or purposely, bad actors do get into systems.

Person-specific, Contextually Aware

The Mimoto Difference.

Mimoto defines true identity as a specific person, validated through machine learning that takes into account multiple human, environmental, and contextual factors. It then places this concept of identity where it can see and respond to malicious behavior in real-time.

Our customers and partners use Mimoto to become aware of and respond in real-time to active cybersecurity attacks, many of which wouldn’t have been caught through legacy solutions. Mimoto recognizes malicious system-level behavior and enforces policies in real-time before it can be weaponized in the form of ransomware or compromised data.