Silverfort is present in 3 markets with 3 products. Silverfort has 62 reviews with an overall average rating of 4.7.
Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)
Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) refers to a set of security practices and technologies designed to detect, investigate, and respond to threats targeting digital identities within an organization. These threats often involve compromised credentials, privilege escalation, or unauthorized access to sensitive systems. ITDR solutions work by continuously monitoring identity-related activities, analyzing behavior patterns, and identifying anomalies that may indicate malicious intent. Once a threat is detected, ITDR tools help security teams respond quickly by isolating affected accounts, enforcing multi-factor authentication, or initiating automated remediation workflows. As identity becomes a primary attack vector in modern cyber threats, ITDR plays a crucial role in strengthening an organization’s overall security posture.
Silverfort has 1 product in Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) market
Non-human Identity Management
Non-human identity management (NHIM) refers to the systematic approach of creating, maintaining, and governing digital identities for entities that are not human users within an organization's technology ecosystem. This encompasses a broad spectrum of automated systems, applications, services, devices, and processes that require authenticated access to networks, databases, and other digital resources to perform their designated functions. These identities, often called machine identities, are used to authenticate and authorize automated processes and secure communication across IT environments. They differ from human identities as they aren't tied to a specific person and often don't use traditional authentication methods like passwords or multi-factor authentication (MFA). Instead, they rely on credentials like API keys, certificates, secrets, and tokens. NHIM ensures that these identities are properly governed, have the principle of least privilege, and are continuously monitored to prevent unauthorized access and mitigate security risks. Typical users of NHIM include IT and Security teams, DevOps and Platform Engineering teams and Cloud Architects and Administrators, whose overall goal is to provide the same level of security governance for non-human identities as organizations maintain for their human workforce while supporting the automation and scalability requirements of modern digital infrastructure.
Silverfort has 1 product in Non-human Identity Management market
User Authentication
Gartner defines user authentication as the journey-time process that provides credence in a claim to an identity established for a person for access to digital assets. User authentication is delivered by some combination of (a) an authenticator, (b) signals evaluation and (c) an authentication decision point, which may be from different vendors.
Silverfort has 1 product in User Authentication market