Red Vector and Microsoft have announced the integration of
Fulcrum and Azure Active Directory to help organizations mitigate unprecedented security risks.
Red Vector's customers can now add risky users identified by
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), now part of the Microsoft Entra
product family, in addition to hundreds of other insider risk indicators
available through the Fulcrum platform.
The Fulcrum platform assesses individuals' trust/risk level
based on a broad set of contextual, human behavioral, and information
technology activities using internal enterprise and external data
sources. It empowers insider risk analysts with robust automation and
easy-to-use risk modeling that substantially improves the proactively
identifying malicious employees and contractors within the organization.
Fulcrum integrates with the Microsoft Graph API riskyUsers.
This list of risky users is based on various signals and machine
learning used by Azure AD. Risks indicative of compromised user accounts
and abnormal user log-on activity are identified with a risk level of
low to high.
After ingestion and storage of these risky users, Fulcrum
correlates these risks across a broad set of indicators forming a
holistic consolidated view of an individual's risk. Other data sources
of information used by Fulcrum include poor performance,
disciplinary actions, employee access to critical assets, life
stressors, and data from other cyber security monitoring applications.
This complete picture provides a highly accurate "single pane of glass"
insider threat mitigation solution.
Fulcrum's integration with Azure AD through the Microsoft Graph
API is a first step in supporting an organization's Zero-Trust strategy
and architecture using risky user behavior related to sign-ins.
"At RED VECTOR, we aim to increase organizational security by
implementing Holistic Insider Risk Management Programs which leverage
Azure AD user and entity risk analytics," said Stephen Layne, CEO of RED VECTOR.
Our bi-directional risk signaling, and HIRM scoring, deliver a new and
powerful set of protection capabilities not available until today."