Information Correlation
The practice of combining identity, network, endpoint, and session signals to improve security decisions.
Definition
Information correlation is the process of enriching access control with signals from multiple security domains. Identity data, network activity, workstation telemetry, privileged session monitoring, and SOC analysis are combined to detect suspicious behavior and improve response quality. It turns fragmented evidence into usable security intelligence.
The Ariovis perspective
Privileged security should begin by reducing standing privilege, governing accounts and automating grants and revocations. Vaults, bastions and session controls are reserved for the use cases that genuinely need them.
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