About Beyond Identity
Beyond Identity sells the Identity Defense Platform, which governs access across users, machines, and agents with identity that is cryptographically bound and credential-free. Beyond Identity describes identity defense for the era of AI as comprised of four foundational offerings. Beyond Identity offers passwordless, device-bound authentication that cryptographically ties every login to a specific device. Beyond Identity offers a way to prevent compromised devices from accessing resources, committing code, or building with AI agents. Beyond Identity offers a way to identify deepfake attacks in real-time by continuously verifying both the user and their device during meetings and chats. Beyond Identity applies device-bound authentication and continuous posture verification to non-human identities and AI agents, the same as for human users. Beyond Identity states that service accounts, API keys, and AI agents operate invisibly across infrastructure.[1]
Beyond Identity describes its phishing-resistant MFA as single-device, passwordless MFA to secure every authentication. Beyond Identity states that device-bound passkeys replace passwords, OTPs, and second-device factors like push notifications. Beyond Identity protects users and devices across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and ChromeOS. Beyond Identity states that device-bound passkeys remove the need for a second device, push notifications, or OTPs.[1][2][3][4][5]
Beyond Identity also sells Secure SSO. Beyond Identity's Secure SSO authenticates users with phishing-resistant, device-bound credentials. Beyond Identity's Secure SSO defines app-by-app access controls based on roles and device health across every platform and OS. Beyond Identity's Secure SSO sets stricter access policies for critical apps like codebases, IP documents, and financial apps. Beyond Identity says its Secure SSO can operate as a standalone secure access layer or augment SSO/IAM for hardened authentication.[1][5]
Beyond Identity verifies device health continuously across managed and unmanaged devices before and during every session. Beyond Identity's device trust shows real-time posture such as OS version, firewall status, disk encryption, EDR, and more. Beyond Identity states that common device checks include firewall, antivirus, jailbreaking status, and corporate EDR/MDM registration. Beyond Identity blocks access from untrusted devices based on security posture: disk encryption, EDR, firewall, OS version, and more. Beyond Identity monitors post-authentication risk continuously, and access can be revoked immediately if conditions change. Beyond Identity's policy engine continuously evaluates native and integrated signals, triggering access revocation or step-up authentication the moment conditions change. Beyond Identity protects corporate resources accessed by BYOD, contractors, and unmanaged endpoints, regardless of what OS they use. Beyond Identity states that it does not collect any unnecessary data that could infringe on user privacy, and does not store biometric data.[1][2][3][5][6][7][11]
Beyond Identity deploys RealityCheck directly through a Zoom or Teams environment for meetings and chats.[1][7]
Beyond Identity integrates with AWS to provide phishing-resistant MFA. Beyond Identity's CrowdStrike Falcon integration validates the presence of the Falcon agent on the endpoint to enforce device trust. Beyond Identity ingests CrowdStrike user and device risk signals derived from CrowdStrike Falcon Zero Trust Assessment (ZTA) scores. Beyond Identity provides DataDog with full authentication event data. Beyond Identity builds risk-based access policies with additional context from Jamf. Beyond Identity blocks risky devices that do not meet EDR, MDM, and ZTNA standards by integrating with an existing security stack.[2][7][8]
Beyond Identity addresses PCI DSS requirements, and specifically Requirement 8, by employing device-bound certificates. Beyond Identity states that it is authorized to operate in federal environments through the SMX FedRAMP Moderate platform. Beyond Identity offers Device-Bound Credentials (DBC) to replace passwords, one-time codes, and push notifications. Beyond Identity works natively with a current ICAM stack. Beyond Identity sees and enforces device posture in real time to prevent compromised or non-compliant endpoints from entering a network or moving laterally.[1][7][9][10]
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