Many identity breaches start with valid access rather than a traditional hack. Test how your identity defences perform under realistic attack conditions, with packaged, collaborative assessments delivered by Intragen and Dionach experts.
Outcomes you can expect
Remediation roadmap
Continuous assurance
The problem
Studies show that 86% of data breaches involve stolen credentials, yet most organisations have never tested whether their controls hold up under real attack conditions.
The problems we're seeing organisations struggle with:
The solution
Intragen and Dionach's Identity Assurance service uses real-world offensive techniques to test your identity controls under adversarial conditions. Working collaboratively with your teams and SOC, we simulate real threat actor TTPs to find what's exploitable, not just what's misconfigured.
Our Identity Assurance service provides:
- Offensive, evidence-based testing
- A collaborative purple team approach
- Three packaged tiers, no lengthy scoping
What you get
A clearer view of identity risk, supported by evidence rather than assumptions or checkbox-style compliance reviews.
You will get:
- Evidence of what may be exploitable in your environment
- Actionable remediation roadmap with defined effort and cost
- SOC validation: insight into whether detection processes trigger as expected
- Board-ready reporting for risk committees and audit
Who it's for
Any organisation with an identity platform, or set of platforms, that isn't testing their effectiveness under real attack conditions.
This service is suitable for:
- CISOs and Heads of Security seeking evidence-based assurance
- IT Audit leadership preparing for regulatory scrutiny
- Organisations using Okta, Azure AD, Palo Alto Networks identity security capabilities, or other IAM and PAM technologies
- Teams who've done config reviews but never adversarial testing
Trusted by regulated organisations across Europe
Book your 30-minute Identity Assurance briefing
Request your briefing below and a member of our team will be in touch to arrange a session.