Continuous Identity Confidence

MFA proves who logged in.MindVault measures who stayed.

Passwords and MFA check people at the front door. After that, anyone at the keyboard looks like the right person. MindVault keeps checking for the whole session and alerts your security team when the person at the keyboard changes.

  • Works on Windows desktops and browsers
  • Alerts go to the tools you already use
  • Simple to roll out
Works alongside your stack
IAM

Decides who gets in.

EDR

Protects the device.

SIEM / SOAR

Correlates and responds.

MindVault

Measures who stays.

See how it fits

The session changed hands

Same account.
Different person at the controls.

Every security check passed. The login was real. The person using it changed. This is the moment MindVault is built for.

Illustrative example.

The security gap

Logging in is only the start.

Most security checks happen at the front door. After that, whoever is using the account gets all of its trust.

A badge reader glowing green beside a door left open: the credential was accepted

At login

Access is checked.

Passwords and MFA confirm who gets in.

An unlit security camera pointed at nothing: the session runs unwatched

During work

Control can change.

An unlocked desk, a shared login, or a remote-access tool can put someone else at the keyboard. The account still looks normal.

An iron alarm bell against cracks of red lightning: the alert has fired and the clock is running

When an alert fires

The key question takes too long.

Your team has to ask, "Is this still our user?" Answering it by hand takes time that attackers use.

Read the research: the white paper and FAQ

How it works

Four simple steps.

No new hardware and nothing for users to do. Your current tools stay in place.

  1. 01

    Install

    One lightweight sensor goes on each Windows computer.

    Desktop and web · Passive

  2. 02

    Learn

    MindVault learns how each person normally types and moves the mouse.

    Personal baseline

  3. 03

    Check

    It keeps comparing what is happening to that person's normal pattern, for the whole session.

    High · Medium · Low · Insufficient

  4. 04

    Alert

    It sends a High, Medium, or Low confidence rating, called the Human Confidence Signal, to your security tools.

    Plugs into your stack · Your policy

  • Single lightweight sensor
  • Deploys through your MDM or MSP
  • Nothing for users to do

What step 03 checks and step 04 sends.

Built for high-stakes moments
Wire transfersAccount recoveryPrivilege changesRemote support sessions

When an alert fires

Know who it is.
Know what to do.

Your tools tell you what happened. MindVault tells you who was at the keyboard. Together, your team knows which response to run.

Your tools
Strange login
MindVault
High

Strange login, high confidence

It is your user.

Same person, new network or new place. Close the alert and move on.

Your tools
Remote control
MindVault
Low

Remote control, low confidence

Someone else has the session.

A takeover is underway. Contain it now, before money or data moves.

Your tools
Risky activity
MindVault
High

Risky activity, high confidence

It is your user, doing something risky.

The real person may be making a mistake or being tricked. Bring in the right team.

Your tools
Normal activity
MindVault
Dropping

Normal activity, confidence drops

The session quietly changed hands.

Watch it closely, or ask for another check before anything sensitive goes through.

Every tool you own shows part of an attack. MindVault shows who is behind it.

Who it's for

Built for the people who protect the session.

01

CISOs

Get more from the tools you already pay for. MindVault makes identity alerts faster to close and takeovers faster to stop, without replacing anything.

02

SOC teams

When an alert fires, know right away whether it is still your user, so you run the right playbook the first time.

03

SOCs using automation and AI agents

Give your playbooks and AI agents the evidence they need to act on their own, instead of waiting for a person to decide.

Complement, not compete

Your tools show what happened. MindVault adds who.

Each tool you run sees one part of an attack and answers an important question. MindVault answers one more: is the person using this session still the person who logged in?

Identity & Access

Should this account get in?

At login and on policy events

Endpoint / Network

Is this device or traffic safe?

On the device and at the perimeter

Fraud Detection

Is this transaction risky?

Per transaction

SIEM / Analytics

What do the logs say together?

As events arrive

Continuous Identity Confidence

Adds

MindVault

Is the same person still at the controls?

Throughout the session

How the signal reaches each layer

You stay in control

Your tools act. Your policy decides.

Choose how strongly to respond at each confidence level, from a quick review to ending the session. MindVault sends the signal. Your team, playbooks, or AI agents take it from there.

Least disruptiveMost disruptive

Review

Put the verdict in front of an analyst, next to identity and endpoint events.

Analyst reviews

Verify

Ask the user to prove it is really them.

User continues

Restrict

Pause the high-risk action until someone checks.

Session continues

End session

Close the session when the evidence says so.

Session ends

Your tools take the action, based on your policy.

How we work with you

Prove it with your own numbers.

Every pilot starts with a small group of users. Before it begins, we agree with your team on what success looks like, such as how long it takes to decide on an identity alert and how many alerts can be closed without a person. Nothing changes for your team until you have seen the results in your own environment.

01

Observe

2 weeks

Silent baseline collection on an agreed group of users. No impact on anyone's work.

02

Validate

30 days

Your SOC reviews the confidence results with our team. MindVault uses one fixed, provisional alert rule today. Per-company thresholds are not available.

03

Integrate

Ongoing

Verdicts flow into your existing response tools. Your team decides what happens automatically.

Desktop and webPlugs into your stackScoped with your team