Beyond Identity

Beyond Identity

Beyond Identity is the only access management (AM) platform engineered to eliminate identity-based threats. Built on a secure-by-design architecture, Beyond Identity categorically prevents entire classes of attack vectors targeting user credentials and devices, which are the primary sources of enterprise risk. The Beyond Identity Secure Access platform delivers phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication (MFA), device security for managed and unmanaged devices, frictionless, passwordless authentication on any device, and precise risk-based access controls that account for integrated risk signals from commonly used security tools. Beyond Identity deploys seamlessly on top of identity providers like Okta, Ping, Microsoft Azure AD, and OneLogin or as a standalone identity provider. Leading organizations, including Snowflake, Cornell University, and Charlotte Hornets, trust Beyond Identity to remove access risks and achieve zero trust maturity. Learn more at beyondidentity.com.

Why Beyond Identity?

The Secure Access Platform is the only Secure-by-design identity and access (IAM) platform that includes: A single-device, passwordless phishing-resistant MFA backed by an adaptive engine to control access based on real-time user and device risk. Features: Device-bound passkeys for Zero Trust optimization Fine-grained policy for authentication Continuous risk evaluation and enforcement Leverage third-party security data for access decisions A standalone solution or delegate authentication from other SSOs Secure SSO: Secure-by-default configuration and authentication, flexible directory, and per-application policy to provide complete access protection. Features: Built-in phishing-resistant MFA Identity directory Device360: Fine-grained, customizable, and out-of-the-box device queries to provide visibility and control for device compliance across managed and unmanaged devices. Features: Device misconfiguration overview Risk and posture visibility across managed and unmanaged devices

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