Silverfort operates as an identity security platform that integrates natively with on-prem and cloud-based IAM directories, infrastructures, and SaaS apps—including Active Directory, Entra ID, Okta, Ping, AWS, and others. It inspects all authentication and access attempts across human users and machine accounts in hybrid environments, enforcing real-time access policies such as MFA, deny, or Just-in-Time access. It extends security controls to systems not traditionally protected, including legacy apps, IT infrastructure, file shares, and command-line interfaces. Silverfort also performs discovery and classification of privileged users, mapping access behavior to enforce least privilege. Its architecture operates at the authentication layer, enabling centralized policy orchestration across environments. This allows organizations to prevent credential compromise, lateral movement, and privilege escalation while maintaining full visibility and control over identity activity.
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Insights is an incredible page - it tells you everyday which user or admin is causing issues and which specific ID they are using is causing an issue. Policies are easy enough to make, but I wish the notifications were better.
1. The extra security it gives you to insert 2FA onto your sensitive resources and your privileges (or non-priveleged) account. 2. The ability to protect Service accounts to only be able to do exactly what you need. 3. Being able to see the logs of what's going on with your AD. We look at logs almost every day and wonder how we ever troubleshooted authentications before.
I like that Silver Fort Provides unified, real-time identity protection across human and nonhuman identities
Some parts are confusing, but after working with the product and the excellent support department - it is easy to understand.
The company is growing fast and there are growing pains. We lost the account rep that we loved. We don't love the new UI. It feel like it was a step backwards. They seem very focused on expanding to Cloud resources and that doesn't really apply to us.
High Volume of telemetry, Inline enforcement policies such as MFA or deny rules may cause user friction if not tuned correctly