At SGNL, we’re focused on solving one of the biggest challenges in cloud security… we’re revolutionizing identity security with our technology’s ability to deliver granular, as-needed access across the three leading cloud platforms - Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). By integrating real-time identity and risk signals, SGNL enables organizations to continuously monitor user activity and take immediate remedial action, such as revoking sessions or attenuating access. Supporting this is SGNL’s robust ecosystem of integrations with leading Identity and Access Management (IAM), Extended Detection and Response (XDR), and Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions. These integrations - part of our ever expanding marketplace - enhance SGNL’s capability to secure cloud environments and extend protection to a wide array of SaaS applications and device management platforms. Let’s take a closer look at how SGNL supports the major cloud platforms and secures multi-cloud environments.
The need for contextual and continuous identity security
As cyberattacks grow in sophistication, traditional security measures are no longer sufficient. Attackers often exploit compromised user credentials to gain access to critical systems and data. The primary reason for this wide exposure is the standing privileges these users have to administer the cloud services. Compromising such users’ identities has, unfortunately, been an effective strategy for cyber criminals. To combat this, organizations require a continuous security approach that dynamically evaluates user access based on real-time identity and risk signals.
SGNL brings in broader business context and signals as a comprehensive solution to cloud risk
SGNL’s platform integrates seamlessly with leading IAM vendors, such as Entra, Okta, and Google Cloud, to leverage rich identity context and user activity data. By integrating with XDR vendors, including Crowdstrike and Microsoft Defender, SGNL gains visibility into potential threats and malicious behavior across endpoints and networks. On top of that, SGNL’s integration with MDM platforms like JAMF and Google Cloud Identity allow you to assess device posture, inform security policies and dictate remedial action in real-time.
Real-time risk monitoring and response drives efficient and intelligent response
SGNL’s technology continuously monitors user activity and leverages signals from integrated IAM, XDR, and MDM solutions to identify risky or malicious behavior. This is complemented with context from existing line-of-business systems such as ServiceNow, PagerDuty, and more. When a threat is detected, SGNL can automatically revoke that user’s sessions across all three major cloud providers (Azure, AWS, and GCP). In addition, SGNL can take device-specific actions, such as clearing user sessions and requiring re-authentication, to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access. By combining a catalog of integrations with the latest standards, such as OpenID CAEP and Shared Signals, SGNL can, in turn, be quickly integrated into an existing enterprise environment. This creates an event-based Identity Fabric that breaks down silos of security information and enables immediate, targeted remediation.
How SGNL’s integrated approach to cloud empowers you
- Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP): Proactive risk monitoring and real-time session revocation significantly reduce the attack surface and protect against data breaches.
- Streamlined SecOps processes: Automated response actions minimize manual intervention and free up security teams to focus on strategic initiatives.
- Improved compliance: Continuous security measures help organizations meet stringent regulatory requirements and industry best practices.
- Seamless user experience: Targeted actions minimize disruption to legitimate users while ensuring a secure environment.
If you’d like to see how SGNL works, get a demo today. We’ll walk you through how we use real-time signals and context to manage access across Azure, AWS, and GCP with precision.