Technology

Mimoto Continuous Verification

Is it the right human? Mimoto Continuous Verification confirms the person who owns an account is the one using it, all session long, and responds the moment a session is taken over.

An illustration: partway through the session, someone else takes over. Mimoto recognizes it and responds, here with a re-verify, and lets your team know.

A credential proves who signed in,
not who is there now.

Once a session is authenticated, it is trusted until logout. Mimoto Continuous Verification keeps asking the question that matters for the rest of the session: is this still the right person?

When the person in the session stops matching the person who owns the account, Mimoto recognizes it and responds in real time.

Three steps, all session long, with nothing for the real user to do

Analyze

Measures how each person interacts, never what they type.

Verify

Confirms the person in the session matches the person who owns the account.

Enforce

Responds to a mismatch in real time: alerts your team, and re-verifies, restricts, or ends the session, your policy enforced automatically.

Mimoto in your current security stack

Identity and access

Mimoto enhances

  • SSO and IAM
  • Zero Trust
  • PAM
  • Directory services

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Person-based continuous verification

  • AI profile matching
  • Behavioral analysis and pattern matching
  • Session verification
  • Real-time detection and response

Cloud-based surface

Where Mimoto embeds

  • BrowsersMimoto embedded
  • Web applicationsMimoto embedded
  • AI platformsMimoto embedded
  • WebpagesMimoto embedded
  • MobileMimoto embedded

Endpoint coverage

Where Mimoto runs

  • WorkstationsMimoto installed
  • ServersMimoto installed
  • Virtual machinesMimoto installed
  • ContainersMimoto installed

Detection and response

Mimoto feeds into

  • SIEM
  • SOAR
  • EDR and XDR
  • Threat intel

Automated enforcement

Response actions based on

  • PAM and AD policies
  • Mimoto product native
  • Third-party triggers

What it catches

Remote Workers and Offshore Developers

People you hire but rarely see, with real access to your code and systems. Mimoto confirms the person at the keyboard is the one you vetted, in every session.

Nation-State Threats

Patient, well-funded attackers who get in and wait, including the nation-state-sponsored fake employee.

Shared Access

An insider selling their access or a vendor sharing credentials among their team. Know when and who is sharing access.

Insider Threat

“Unseeable” insider threats: an internal bad actor accessing sensitive data, or a trusted person acting outside their own pattern. Mimoto responds while it happens, not in next quarter’s audit.

Hijacked Sessions

The wrong person, machine, or agent in a session after the token is created. Mimoto checks the person, not the credential, and responds in real time.

Agentic Attacks

Attacks powered by agentic AI, at agentic speed. Mimoto detects and responds to malicious behavior by people or agents, and diverts agentic AI pretending to be people.

How it responds

Mimoto responds in real time, and only as far as the risk warrants, so a real user working normally never feels it. Its signals go to your SIEM and other SOC tools.

A dial, not a switch: low risk to high risk

Low riskHigh risk

Session 2C71

  1. Monitor Keep verifying in the background.
  2. Re-verify Ask the person to confirm it is them.
  3. Restrict Limit what the session can reach.
  4. End the session Close it and notify your team.

Watch it catch a hijacked session

A user steps away and leaves the session open. Someone else takes over: valid credentials, same device, wrong human. Mimoto recognizes it and responds in real time.

Frequently asked questions

Does Mimoto work with my current security stack?

Mimoto is integrated with tools throughout the security stack, including but not limited to leading vendors in IAM, PAM, SIEM, and MDM.

What steps do end users need to take for Mimoto to work?

Mimoto is non-intrusive. It works continuously in the background. With Mimoto, end users don’t need to turn it on or adjust it. It’s just there.

Does it record what people type?

Mimoto doesn’t observe or capture raw keystrokes or what is on a user’s screen.

See where the gap sits in your environment

Want to see Mimoto catch the wrong person in a live session? We will set up a time.

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