ITDR
ITDR, or Identity Threat Detection and Response, is the discipline of detecting and responding to threats involving identities and access paths.
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Definition
ITDR is a security capability focused on monitoring identity-related events, detecting suspicious behaviors or risky patterns, and triggering investigation or remediation actions when identity compromise or misuse is suspected. It extends identity security beyond provisioning and review by focusing on active threat detection and operational response.
Why it matters
ITDR, or Identity Threat Detection and Response, is the discipline of detecting and responding to threats involving identities and access paths.
The Ariovis perspective
Identity security requires visibility into accounts, groups, delegations and attack paths, followed by prioritized remediation. Detection without ownership and action does not reduce exposure.
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