Why Mimoto
Mimoto stops active attacks
Mimoto recognizes and responds in real time when a user is impersonated by a person or an agent, a session is taken over, or a credential is shared or compromised.
Why customers choose Mimoto
- Catches and automatically responds to “unseeable” threats. Insider threats, nation-state threats, and inauthentic workers, caught while they are happening.
- Frictionlessly extends Zero Trust to edge security. It deploys anywhere and doesn’t need to be everywhere, with no end-user actions.
- Stops agentic attacks as they’re happening. Mimoto diverts agentic AI pretending to be people and responds in real time to malicious behavior by people or agents.
Context in real time
While it is happening, Mimoto shows your team:
- When a credential is shared or compromised, even after the token is issued
- Who is using privileged or generic access, like admin and root
- When access has bypassed authentication, such as through a reverse shell
- When a bad actor or malicious agent is using an account
The inauthentic user
They look like a worker, but they aren’t who you think they are.
The inauthentic user can be:
- A bad actor with a stolen credential
- An internal bad actor accessing sensitive data
- Agentic AI pretending to be a person
- A vendor sharing credentials
- A nation-state-sponsored fake employee
The idea behind Mimoto
user_name ≠ Person™
Authentication proves someone had the credential. It cannot prove who is using it right now.
user_name
What authentication checks
Authentication verifies a person connected with a device or access point at a point in time.
Person
What Mimoto verifies
Mimoto continuously verifies, at a human level, the person using the account. It reacts in real time to session takeover, switches in users, or malicious activities.
Mimoto moves trust from the credential to the person.
Frequently asked questions
How does Mimoto work with my existing identity stack?
Mimoto is easily integrated with your existing identity stack.
What happens after Mimoto identifies malicious activity?
Automatic policy enforcement can continue within your existing security tools or may occur natively within the Mimoto product. Customers determine their preference.
With what tools is Mimoto integrated?
Mimoto is integrated with tools throughout the security stack, including but not limited to leading vendors in IAM, PAM, SIEM, and MDM. These include Active Directory, Jamf, Splunk, the Shared Signals Framework, and CyberArk.
See where the gap sits in your environment
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