Integrations
One signal. Every layer you already run.
MindVault does not replace IAM, EDR, SIEM, or PAM. It adds the answer they were not built to give: whether the person operating the session is still the person who started it.
- Coverage
- One lightweight sensor (desktop + browser)
- Delivery
- Webhook · Your SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing tools
How the signal travels
From the device to your policy engine in three steps.
The sensor collects
One lightweight sensor covers the desktop and the browser. It captures how a person works: typing rhythm, key timing, pauses, and mouse movement. Users do not need to do anything after install.
MindVault scores the session
Activity is compared with each person's own baseline and scored continuously as High, Medium, or Low. When there is too little activity to judge, the verdict is Insufficient. A lower level says something changed, not what to do about it.
The verdict reaches your stack
Any SIEM, SOAR, or ticketing system that accepts a webhook can receive a MindVault verdict, with the user, device, and time. You control the routing, the policy, and the response. MindVault measures; your stack acts.
Where it lands
What each layer receives, and what it does with it.
The verdict is the same everywhere. What changes is the decision each tool is already positioned to make, under your policy. See how MindVault produces it.
SIEM and analytics
Any SIEM that accepts a webhook
MindVault sendsA confidence verdict for the session: High, Medium, Low, or Insufficient, with the user, device, and time.
Your tool doesCorrelates it with identity and endpoint events, so a normal-looking action from the wrong hands stops looking normal.
SOAR and SOC workflow
Your existing playbooks
MindVault sendsVerdict changes as events your playbooks can act on.
Your tool doesRuns the response your policy sets: review, verify, restrict, or end the session.
Ticketing and your own services
Any system that accepts a webhook
MindVault sendsThe same verdict, delivered to the destination you choose.
Your tool doesOpens an analyst review or feeds an internal service, on your terms.
Identity providers
In active development
MindVault sendsNative identity actions, triggered straight from a verdict.
Your tool doesStep-up verification through your identity provider when confidence drops.
Endpoint and network
Through your SIEM or SOAR
MindVault sendsOperator evidence alongside device posture.
Your tool doesA healthy, compliant device operated by someone other than its owner is no longer invisible.
Privileged access
Through your SIEM or SOAR
MindVault sendsVerdicts for the sessions where a takeover costs the most.
Your tool doesYour policy can hold a privileged action until someone checks, instead of ending the whole session.
What MindVault never needs
Three things that are not on the deployment checklist.
No hardware
One lightweight sensor, deployed through the tools you already use. There is nothing to ship and no appliance to maintain.
Rhythm, not words
MindVault measures the rhythm of how a person types, pauses, and moves the mouse. It is built to measure who is operating the session, not what they write.
No new console
The verdict lands inside the tools your team already trusts. Nobody has to learn another dashboard for the product to be useful.
Questions
What integration teams ask first.
Does MindVault replace our existing IAM or EDR?
No. IAM decides who gets in. EDR protects the device. MindVault adds the missing question: is the same person still operating the session? It sends that answer to the tools and team you already have.
What systems does MindVault integrate with?
Any system that accepts a webhook, including most SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing platforms. Packaged connectors for leading platforms are in active development.
What does the SOC actually receive?
A confidence verdict for the session (High, Medium, Low, or Insufficient) with the user, device, and time, delivered to the destination you choose.
Do we need an automated or AI-driven SOC to use MindVault?
No. Analysts can review MindVault's confidence verdicts alongside the alerts they already use. If your team runs automated playbooks or an AI-driven SOC, the same verdict can feed those workflows too.
Do we need to install anything on user devices?
Yes, one lightweight sensor per Windows device. It covers the desktop and the browser, so MindVault sees the whole session, not just one browser tab. Your IT team or MSP deploys it through your existing tools, and users do not need to do anything.
How do we deploy MindVault?
Through the tools you already use. MindVault is a single lightweight sensor that your IT team or managed service provider pushes through your mobile device management (MDM) or software deployment tool, using simple command-line switches. There is nothing for users to click or install.
Can our MSP deploy and manage MindVault?
Yes. Managed service providers can roll out the sensor across your devices and manage it as part of the services they already provide.
Who handles employee notice and consent?
Your organization does, the same way it does for other security tools on company devices. We help with notice language and walk your privacy and legal teams through what the sensor collects.