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Identity threat detection and response for the agentic ecosystem.

See and stop identity-based threats across human users, non-human identities, and AI agents — without replacing your IAM or IdP.

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Identity risk has shifted beyond human users.

Traditional IAM manages human users. But today's identity surface is much broader — and attackers don't need to "break in." They exploit overprivileged, long-lived, and poorly monitored identities that already have trusted access.

Over-privileged non-human identities
Service accounts, OAuth tokens, API keys, and AI agent credentials exploited directly, without a human account ever being compromised

Dormant and orphaned credentials
Projects end, vendors offboard, employees leave, but their credentials remain active and unmonitored

Secrets and OAuth token sprawl
SaaS apps and AI tools connected without security review, creating silent access paths

AI agents acting autonomously
Agents with delegated permissions accessing multiple systems at machine speed, indistinguishable from normal usage

Compromised human users
Account takeover leading to lateral movement through non-human identities and integrations

Over-privileged non-human identities
Service accounts, OAuth tokens, API keys, and AI agent credentials exploited directly, without a human account ever being compromised

Dormant and orphaned credentials
Projects end, vendors offboard, employees leave, but their credentials remain active and unmonitored

Secrets and OAuth token sprawl
SaaS apps and AI tools connected without security review, creating silent access paths

AI agents acting autonomously
Agents with delegated permissions accessing multiple systems at machine speed, indistinguishable from normal usage

Compromised human users
Account takeover leading to lateral movement through non-human identities and integrations

Authentication is only the beginning.

IAM and IdPs focus on who can log in. They don't answer: What happens after authentication? Which identities access sensitive data? How far can a breach spread once an identity is abused?

Vorlon doesn't replace your IAM. It complements it — providing behavioral monitoring and threat detection with data-layer context across your entire ecosystem.

84%

of CISOs cited identity security tooling limitations:

Can't detect new or risky integrations
Can't detect OAuth token or API key abuse
Can't distinguish human from non-human behaviors

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One platform. Every identity.
Full context.

Vorlon treats identities as pathways to data, not isolated accounts — with continuous behavioral monitoring that shows not just what an identity can access, but what it actually does and which sensitive data is at risk.

Identity security from discovery to response

Ecosystem-Wide Identity Discovery

All identities across SaaS apps, IdPs, integrations, and AI tools: human users, service accounts, OAuth tokens, API keys, secrets, bots, and AI agent credentials. See how they connect and which sensitive data they reach.

Identity Posture and Hygiene

SSO/MFA posture, permission creep, dormant credentials, orphaned accounts, overprivileged AI agent access. Surface the identities that matter most.

Behavioral Identity Threat Detection (ITDR)

Token misuse, credential abuse, account takeover, insider misuse, AI agent anomalies. Correlate identity behavior with actual sensitive data access — not just login events.

AI Agent Identity Monitoring

Baseline agent behavior. Detect when agents access data outside their intended scope, connect to unauthorized systems, or exhibit anomalous patterns.

Fast, Coordinated Response

Revoke or restrict access in two clicks. Route actions to IdPs and app owners. Trigger workflows in SIEM, SOAR, and ITSM.

Audit-Ready Identity Evidence

Identity-to-data mappings for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS. Continuous monitoring evidence without weeks of manual collection.

Identity tools see credentials. Vorlon
sees what they do with your data.

NHI / Identity Tools

Inventory credentials and tokens

Static risk scoring based on permissions

Focused on the credential itself

Agent lifecycle management

Alert on credential anomalies

Remediate credentials

Inventory + behavioral monitoring + data-layer context

Dynamic scoring based on actual behavior and sensitive data exposure

Focused on which sensitive data each identity reaches and accesses

Runtime behavioral supervision — what agents actually do

Alert with full context: which identity, which data, blast radius

Remediate across the ecosystem — identities, integrations, and data paths

Vorlon ties identities to your sensitive data, so you can focus on your greatest identity security risks

Customer testimonials

"Vorlon solves a problem that's existed for over a decade."

Anthony Lee-Masis

CISO & VP of IT, ThoughtSpot

"Vorlon provides a centralized view of our third-party security across multiple identity providers, cloud platforms, applications, and users."

Ran Landau

CTO, Splitit

"How do you find keys that aren't being used? How do you find keys that have overprovisioning? Vorlon helps with all of those."

Eric Richard

SVP Engineering, Dutchie

FAQs: Get the Clarity You Need

From deployment to AI detection, here’s what security leaders ask before getting started with Vorlon.

What types of identities does Vorlon discover and monitor?

All of them. Human users, service accounts, OAuth apps and tokens, API keys, secrets, bot credentials, and AI agent identities — across your SaaS apps, identity providers, cloud platforms, and AI tools. Vorlon treats every identity as a potential pathway to sensitive data, regardless of type.

How is Vorlon different from traditional IAM or IdP tools?

IAM and IdPs manage authentication — who can log in. Vorlon monitors what happens after authentication: which identities access sensitive data, how they behave across SaaS apps and integrations, and when that behavior becomes risky. Vorlon complements your IAM; it doesn't replace it.

What is non-human identity (NHI) security?

Non-human identities are any identity that isn't a human user: service accounts, OAuth tokens, API keys, bots, and AI agent credentials. They now represent 77% of enterprise identities. NHI security means discovering, monitoring, and governing these machine identities — which often hold persistent, overprivileged access to sensitive data and operate without human oversight.

How does Vorlon handle AI agent identities specifically?

AI agents inherit delegated permissions and operate at machine speed — authenticating into SaaS apps, querying data, and triggering APIs continuously. Vorlon discovers all AI agent identities, baselines their behavior, monitors which sensitive data they access, and detects when agents operate outside their intended scope or exhibit anomalous patterns.

What is ITDR and how does Vorlon deliver it?

ITDR — Identity Threat Detection and Response — detects and responds to identity-based attacks: token misuse, credential abuse, account takeover, insider threats, and AI agent compromise. Traditional ITDR focuses on authentication events. Vorlon extends ITDR across the agentic ecosystem with behavioral monitoring tied to sensitive data context, so you know not just that an identity was compromised, but which data is at risk.

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