Use cases

Where a valid session does the most damage.

The loss is never in the login. It is in what the session does next: move the money, reset the identity, raise the privilege, export the record. MindVault measures who is behind those moments for as long as the session stays open.

39%

of breaches involved credential abuse at some stage

Verizon 2026 DBIR

$4.99M

global average cost of a data breach

IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2026

$19.5M

average annual cost of insider risk per organization

Ponemon 2026 Cost of Insider Risks

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High-risk actions

The moments worth stealing a session for.

Each of these is a normal thing a session can do. MindVault measures whether the person doing it is still the person who logged in.

Financial transactions

Wire transfers, payment approvals, and beneficiary changes. A change of hands gets flagged while the session is still live.

Flagged in the session

Account recovery

Password resets and MFA changes are the quietest way to own an account for good. Know who is behind each change.

Checked at the change

Privilege escalation

Admin actions, role changes, and permission grants. Confirm the person asking for more access is the person who logged in.

Checked at the grant

Remote takeover

A legitimate support session and a remote takeover look the same at the account layer. Interaction patterns tell them apart.

Remote vs. local

Unattended and shared desktops

A signed-in workstation, a moment away, a different person in the chair. Catch the handoff while the session is still open.

The walk-away moment

AI agent activity

AI agents now act inside sessions with a person's permissions. MindVault is building signals to tell the two apart.

In active development

Industries

Every organization with authenticated users.

MindVault is built for any enterprise or B2B organization where people handle money, data, or privileged access after login. We start with the workflows where a session changing hands costs the most.

Financial services

Wire transfers · Loan approvals · Account recovery · Trading

One of the most targeted sectors there is. Every high-value transaction needs the operator confirmed, not just the login that started the session.

Government and defense

Privileged workstations · Citizen data · Regulatory operations

Sensitive work on shared and privileged terminals needs a clear answer about who is at the controls.

Healthcare

Patient records · Prescription systems · Insurance data

Clinical and administrative workstations change hands all day. Knowing when they do matters.

Technology and SaaS

Source code · Customer data · Admin consoles

Admin and support sessions hold the keys to everything else.

Managed service providers

Remote support · Client environments · Help desk

Remote access is the job, which is exactly why a remote takeover blends in.

Education and research

Student records · Research IP · Administrative systems

Open networks and valuable research make every administrative session a target.