Tracepatrol ITDR
Attacks log in now. They don't break in.
Identity is the surface your client can't watch themselves, and the one endpoint-only coverage leaves open. We watch it 24/7 — on the Microsoft 365 and Entra signal already there.
Endpoint-only coverage leaves the identity hole.
The modern SMB attack chain runs through identity. If you're only watching the endpoint, the account takeover happens where no one is looking.
Stolen credentials, valid login
Attackers don't trip the endpoint — they sign in with credentials that work, and look like the user until it's too late.
The client can't watch it
Sign-in anomalies, OAuth grants, and inbox rules sit in M365 and Entra where your client has no one looking.
One surface isn't the chain
Endpoint and identity are two halves of one attack. Watching only one leaves the other open.
The identity surface, watched and correlated.
Concrete detections on signal that's already there — correlated with the endpoint by the same SOC.
Account-takeover detection
Impossible-travel logins, suspicious sign-ins, and MFA-fatigue patterns caught and escalated.
OAuth and inbox-rule abuse
Rogue OAuth grants and malicious inbox rules — the quiet persistence techniques — surfaced and reviewed.
Correlated with the endpoint
Identity and endpoint signal joined into one attack chain, not two disconnected alert streams.
Nothing to deploy
Runs on the Microsoft 365 and Entra ID signal your clients already generate.
Identity threats
M365 · EntraAccount takeover blocked
Sign-in from a new country, 1,100 km in 14 min — session revoked, account disabled.
The 24/7 SOC you resell under your own brand.
Coverage your team can't staff and the alert noise gone — co-delivered with your experts, live in minutes on your clients' existing Microsoft Defender.