Unified identity-SOC defense

Security infrastructure enables dynamic orchestration of risk signals between identity and security teams, empowering swift action to counter modern threats that outpace human-led processes. Attackers exploit automation, and rapidly changing conditions, while manual reviews and static controls create dangerous delays. Dynamic security orchestration closes this gap by automatically translating real-time security signals into coordinated identity actions—reducing exposure, accelerating containment, and ensuring access decisions continuously adapt as risk evolves across the environment.

Identity delivers the essential context that drives effective security orchestration. By understanding who a user is, what access they have, how they obtained it, and their current risk posture, identity enables security actions to be precise, targeted, and policy-driven. Instead of broad, disruptive responses, organizations can take intelligent actions—such as escalating approvals, limiting access, or triggering remediation—based on real identity context. This allows security teams to act with confidence, balancing strong protection with productivity and ensuring responses align with business intent.

A wide range of automated responses are dynamically orchestrated based on identity and risk context. Actions can include revoking or suspending access, escalating approvals, enforcing step-up authentication, restricting sessions, applying temporary access limits, or notifying security teams. These actions can be layered, conditional, and time-bound—ensuring the right response is applied at the right moment without manual intervention.

Yes, workflows dynamically branch based on signal severity, identity risk, and business context. Low-risk scenarios may proceed with minimal friction, while medium- and high-risk signals trigger additional controls, layered approvals, or automated containment. This adaptive approach balances security and productivity by applying the right response at the right time.

Policy is enforced through automated, event-driven workflows that translate identity and security policies into consistent, repeatable actions across systems. When defined conditions are met—such as elevated risk, access misuse, or policy violations—workflows automatically apply the appropriate controls without manual intervention. This ensures policies are executed uniformly every time, reducing human error, eliminating delays, and keeping enforcement aligned with real-time context rather than static rules or ad hoc decisions. SailPoint also uses LLMs to generate clear, human-readable entitlement descriptions, helping reviewers and requesters quickly understand what access actually provides—reducing confusion, improving decision accuracy during certifications and requests, and lowering the risk of over-privileged access.

Yes. All automated access decisions and actions are fully logged, creating a complete audit trail for investigations, compliance reporting, and regulatory audits. This visibility helps organizations demonstrate policy adherence, understand incident response actions, and continuously improve their security posture.