What is Singularity Identity?
Singularity Identity provides security posture management, defense, and deception capabilities for Active Directory and Azure AD.
Detect AD attacks across the enterprise emerging from all managed or unmanaged systems on any OS, from any device type—including IoT & OT.
Steer attackers away from AD crown jewels, and instead misdirect them down dead-end alleys with lures and fake information.
Hide and deny access to local and cloud-stored data while simultaneously making lateral movement exceedingly difficult for attackers.
Integrate with Singularity Hologram network decoys to deceive in-network attackers while collecting TTP intelligence.
Singularity Identity provides security posture management, defense, and deception capabilities for Active Directory and Azure AD.
Identity-based threats remain one of the top entry points by many threat actors. Singularity Identity helps organizations improve their identity security posture while providing real-time alerting and deception capabilities.
Singularity XDR and Singularity Identity provide native integration through the Singularity Marketplace. Once enabled, Singularity XDR pushes threat signals to Singularity Identity for coordinated XDR mitigation actions.
Singularity XDR paired with Singularity Identity pairs two core components of an organization’s Zero Trust technology stack. Customers benefit from an open and flexible XDR platform paired with a leading endpoint and identity security solution.
Singularity Identity is easy to implement and offers full flexibility by providing on-premises and SaaS platform options.
Singularity Identity is endpoint technology that runs on Windows Domain Controllers and Windows Endpoints. Its job is to protect those assets from being an identity subversion victim using lures and misdirection. Singularity Hologram is a complementary SentinelOne technology that uses dynamic deception techniques and a matrix of distributed network decoy systems. Hologram enables the entire network to become a trap designed to deceive in-network attackers and their automated tools.