Identity Agents

Protect every identity path into your infrastructure.

Identity Agents monitor users, service accounts, privileged access, MFA flows, session behavior, and credential usage. They detect compromised identities, privilege escalation, impossible travel, token misuse, and suspicious access patterns before attackers pivot deeper.

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The Ollandi defense loop

Every agent follows the same cycle, producing auditable, coordinated response.

01

Observe

Ingest domain-specific signals in real time with full telemetry fidelity.

02

Reason

Correlate local evidence with the shared threat model and adjacent agents.

03

Validate

Check policy boundaries, blast radius, and consensus before acting.

04

Act

Execute bounded, reversible actions through approved control interfaces.

05

Evidence

Record every observation, decision, and action in an auditable bundle.

What it protects

  • Users and human identities
  • Service accounts and machine identities
  • Privileged access and admin roles
  • MFA flows and authentication sessions
  • Credentials, tokens, and API keys

What it monitors

  • Authentication events and login anomalies
  • Privilege usage and role changes
  • Session behavior and token lifecycle
  • Directory and IdP audit logs
  • SSO and federation events

What it detects

  • Compromised credentials and account takeover
  • Privilege escalation and role abuse
  • Impossible travel and anomalous access
  • Token theft and replay
  • Suspicious MFA bypass attempts

What it can do

  • Force step-up authentication or session re-verification
  • Revoke active sessions and tokens
  • Suspend compromised accounts pending review
  • Adjust risk scores and trigger peer-agent correlation
  • Notify security teams with contextual evidence

What evidence it generates

  • Identity timeline with login and privilege events
  • Risk score and anomaly reasoning trace
  • Session and token revocation log
  • Correlated signals from cloud and network agents
  • Audit-ready decision narrative

One working agent experience

See how an identity agent moves through the defense loop on a real incident.

1

Observe

Service account svc-deploy@prod triggered 47 API calls from two regions in 5 minutes.

2

Reason

Pattern matches known token replay: impossible travel for a service account, elevated API scope.

3

Validate

Cross-check with Cloud Agent: no approved CI pipeline active; Network Agent confirms unexpected egress.

4

Act

Rotate service account credential, revoke active tokens, flag pipeline for review.

5

Evidence

Identity timeline, token rotation record, and cross-agent consensus stored as evidence bundle.

Part of a coordinated defense

Identity Agents feed the shared state with authentication context so Cloud, Endpoint, and Network agents can validate lateral movement and privilege misuse across the environment.

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