Stellar Cyber Boosts Identity Security with ITDR Features
▼ Summary
– Stellar Cyber will launch its Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) capabilities at Black Hat USA 2025, integrated into its AI-driven SecOps platform.
– ITDR addresses identity-based threats, which are the most prevalent attack vector, with 70% of breaches starting with compromised credentials.
– Key ITDR use cases include detecting compromised accounts, impossible travel anomalies, and insider data exfiltration to mitigate credential-based attacks.
– Stellar Cyber’s ITDR offers AI-powered detection, real-time risk scoring, seamless threat correlation, and instant remediation within a unified console.
– The solution eliminates tool sprawl by embedding identity security into the existing platform, aligning with compliance frameworks like PCI-DSS and HIPAA.
Stellar Cyber plans to shake up the identity security scene with its new Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) feature, set for launch at Black Hat USA 2025. By folding ITDR directly into its AI-driven SecOps platform, Stellar Cyber gives security teams a single place to tackle credential-based attacks, which now top the list of breach methods.
Identity threats have overtaken other attack vectors, with studies pointing out that 70% of breaches start with stolen or misused credentials. Stellar Cyber’s answer is to weave identity-focused detection right into its core platform. This cuts out the need for separate tools, letting security teams watch for account takeovers, insider threats, and other suspicious moves in real time, all from one console.
How ITDR Helps Stop Breaches
Spotting compromised user accounts is a major use case. Security teams can catch unusual login activity or suspicious privilege changes that hint at lateral movement inside the network. By tying identity signals to network, endpoint, and cloud data, Stellar Cyber boosts early warning and tightens the response window.
What Sets Stellar Cyber’s ITDR Apart
The new feature promises unified visibility, pulling identity data from Active Directory, Okta, and other identity providers, no extra agents needed. “Identity is the new battleground,” says Aimei Wei, Stellar Cyber’s CTO. “Adding ITDR to our platform means teams can stop credential attacks before they snowball.”
More customers now want fewer security tools with more bite, and Stellar Cyber’s built-in ITDR fits that push for simplicity. Subo Guha, SVP of Products, calls it “a critical step toward autonomous SOC operations,” underscoring the aim to reduce manual effort while keeping threats at bay.
For security leaders focused on identity protection, Stellar Cyber’s embedded ITDR brings an AI-powered, proactive defense against the rising tide of credential threats, all without adding more moving parts to an already complex security stack.
(Source: HelpNet Security)
