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Know exactly which identity puts your business at risk — right now

Swot Radar aggregates signals from across your security stack — PAM, DAM, SIEM, endpoints, and cloud — correlates them with AI, and surfaces the identities that demand your team's attention before attackers find them first.

Aggregates signals from

PAM SWOT PAM DAM SWOT DAM SIEM Splunk / Sentinel EDR CrowdStrike XDR Palo Alto XDR
Know exactly which identity puts your business at risk — right now — SWOT Radar Scope

How Radar Works

One engine. Every signal source.

Swot Radar sits at the intersection of your entire security stack — ingesting, correlating, and prioritizing so your team acts on what matters.

Swot Radar Engine Flow — One engine. Every signal source.

The Radar Method

Three steps from signal to action

Security isn't about more data — it's about faster, sharper decisions. Radar is built for exactly that.

01
Collect

Ingest every identity signal

Radar connects to your PAM, DAM, SIEM, EDR, and cloud IAM over agentless APIs and syslog connectors — no forwarders, no heavyweight agents. Up and running in hours, not weeks.

02
Correlate

AI builds a living identity graph

A continuously-updated graph model maps every identity to every resource, entitlement, and access event. The AI engine assigns a live risk score (0–10) to each identity — updated in near real time as behaviour changes.

03
Act

One click to investigate or remediate

From the unified dashboard, analysts can drill into any identity, review the full access history, trigger an automated response via SOAR, or open a ServiceNow ticket — all without leaving Radar.

Unified Dashboard

Stop switching tools. One screen tells the whole story.

Security teams waste hours context-switching between SIEM consoles, PAM portals, and cloud dashboards. Swot Radar fuses all that context into a single pane of glass — showing each identity's risk posture, access footprint, and recent behaviour in one place.

  • Live identity risk leaderboard — see your top-10 highest-risk identities at a glance
  • Drill from a risk score straight to the raw event that caused it — no pivot, no re-query
  • Cross-product correlation: a single alert links the PAM session, the database query, and the SIEM event that fired together
  • Customisable widgets: MTTD trend, open findings by severity, and compliance coverage all on one screen
  • Role-based views for SOC analysts, CISO, and auditors — each sees exactly the data their role demands
See It Live
Swot Radar Identity Risk Console Mockup — Stop switching tools. One screen tells the whole story.

AI Identity Risk Scoring

A live risk score for every identity — not just the ones you know about

Traditional tools alert when a rule fires. Swot Radar's AI scores every identity continuously — incorporating access velocity, privilege level, behavioural deviation, and cross-system signals — so you know the risk rank of every user and service account before an incident.

  • Behavioural baseline: machine-learned normal per identity; deviations raise the score
  • Blast-radius weighting: high-privilege accounts carry heavier scoring multipliers automatically
  • Cross-product fusion: a high-risk score in PAM combined with a DAM anomaly pushes the identity to critical
  • Explainable scoring: every score shows the three top contributing events — no black-box decisions
  • Dormant identity detection: stale accounts with legacy entitlements surface as elevated risk even without active events
Explore the AI Engine
Swot Radar AI Risk Scoring Engine — A live risk score for every identity — not just the ones you know about
73% Reduction in mean time to detect identity threats
100% Identity coverage across hybrid, cloud, and on-prem
12+ Native integrations with leading SIEM, EDR, and ITSM platforms
90% Of enterprises find their first critical overprivilege in under 48 hours

Works with what you already have

Plugs into your existing security stack

No ripping out existing tools. Swot Radar sits on top and aggregates — deployed alongside your SIEM, not instead of it.

PAM SWOT PAM
DAM SWOT DAM
CPAM Cloud PAM
SPLK Splunk
SNTL Sentinel
CRWD CrowdStrike
PANW Palo Alto XDR
SNOW ServiceNow
JIRA Jira
QRadar IBM QRadar

All integrations use read-only APIs or syslog forwarding — zero changes to your existing tool configuration.

Real-World Impact

Where security teams deploy Swot Radar

Financial Services

Stop insider threats before they reach your ledger

Banks and asset managers use Swot Radar to monitor privileged access to core banking, trading, and wire-transfer systems in real time — surfacing behavioural deviations that correlate with fraud. Radar's MTTD for insider threats in financial environments is 73% faster than legacy UEBA tools.

Healthcare & Life Sciences

Keep PHI access audit-ready and risk-aware 24/7

Healthcare organisations must demonstrate that only the right people accessed patient data at the right time. Swot Radar ties PAM sessions, EHR database activity, and AD group changes together — giving compliance teams an always-on HIPAA and HITRUST evidence trail with no manual correlation.

Enterprise IT & SOC Teams

Give your SOC a single screen that replaces five

Enterprise SOC teams are drowning in siloed alerts. Swot Radar's unified identity risk dashboard cuts alert-to-investigation time by consolidating PAM, SIEM, and cloud IAM signals into a ranked queue — so tier-1 analysts work the highest-risk identity first, every shift.

FAQ

Common questions about Swot Radar

Swot Radar is an identity risk orchestration platform — it aggregates signals from PAM, DAM, SIEM, endpoint, and cloud IAM sources and correlates them through an AI engine to score every identity by risk. A SIEM collects and correlates raw logs across your entire environment (network, application, cloud) — it's a broad detection and compliance tool. Radar focuses on a specific, harder question: which identity is most likely to cause or suffer a breach right now, and what combination of signals explains that verdict? The two tools are complementary: Radar often ingests from your SIEM rather than replacing it.

Most customers complete initial deployment in one to three days. Radar connects to SWOT PAM and DAM via native API connectors that require zero agent installation. SIEM integration uses standard syslog or REST forwarders that your existing tools already support. Cloud IAM connections (AWS, Azure AD, GCP) are read-only API integrations configured in minutes. You see your first risk scores within hours of initial connection — no tuning period required for baseline-ready alerts.

No — and this is intentional. Swot Radar is built to read from your existing EDR and XDR tools, not replace them. CrowdStrike and Palo Alto XDR are excellent at detecting endpoint-level threats. Radar takes those detections, correlates them with the identity context from PAM and DAM, and elevates or contextualises the risk score accordingly. The result is a richer signal without removing any layer of your existing defence stack.

Yes, fully explainable. Every risk score shows the top contributing events with their individual score deltas — for example, "Lateral movement: +3.1, Database query burst: +2.4, Privilege escalation attempt: +1.8." Scores are re-calculated in near real time (typically sub-minute latency) as new events arrive. The model learns each identity's normal behaviour over a rolling 30-day window and treats deviation from that baseline as a risk signal — calibrated by the identity's privilege level and access to sensitive resources.

Swot Radar generates audit-ready reports mapped to SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley), ISO/IEC 27001, NIST SP 800-53, GDPR Article 25 (data access controls), HIPAA, and HITRUST. Reports are generated on-demand or scheduled, covering privileged access reviews, identity access certifications, and anomalous activity summaries — exactly the evidence auditors and compliance teams request during assessments.

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