Incident Response

Identity incident response, with answers in seconds

See who had access to the affected data, how they got it, and what they did, then contain the identity from the same view.

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The problem

Identity investigations take too long

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Access and activity sit in separate tools. Analysts stitch logs together while the incident keeps moving.
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Scattered evidence

Access, groups, and activity live in different consoles.

Unclear blast radius

No one can say quickly what a compromised account could reach.

Slow containment

Revoking access means jumping between admin tools.

BREACH PATH

See how access was granted

Who accessed it, and how

Trace who accessed a resource and which group or permission granted it.

How sensitive it is

See the sensitivity of the data behind every access path.

Activity timeline

Rebuild what happened

One identity, every app

Search one identity’s actions across connected apps.

Risky IPs and locations

Correlate actions with risky IPs and untrusted locations.

Blast radius

What a compromised identity can reach

See every app, permission, and resource tied to the identity, so you can scope the incident fast.

Every app

See each app where the identity has an account.

Every permission

See the roles and groups behind its access.

Every resource

See the data it could read, change, or share.

Containment

Contain it at the identity layer

Disable accounts, revoke active sessions, and remove group memberships from the same view.

Disable accounts

Turn off the compromised identity in supported apps.

Revoke active sessions

End sessions in supported identity providers.

Every action logged

Each response action is logged and timestamped.

Customer stories

Real customers. Real results.

Security teams use Oleria to clean up excess access, get through audits faster, and bring AI agents under control

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Oleria is one of those things that once you see it and get it, it’s hard to imagine doing what you’ve been doing without it.

Peter Clay
CISO, Aireon
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Being able to assess the current state and optimize around least privilege provides the ROI in itself.And the ability to understand what my engineers need will help us provide least- privilege access

Kevin Towey
Director, Security GRCP
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Kevin Towey
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Oleria gives us unparalleled visibility into identity access and usage, saving time and strengthening our compliance posture.

Nicholas Whitney
CISO, MTX
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FAQ

Questions about identity incident response

What security and incident response teams ask before the next incident.

What is identity incident response?

Identity incident response is how security teams investigate and contain a suspected compromise at the identity layer. Oleria shows who had access to the affected data, how they got it, and what they did, and lets analysts revoke tokens, reset passwords, or disable accounts from one view.

Does Oleria detect threats?

No. Oleria focuses on investigation and response. It works alongside your SIEM, EDR, or other detection tools and adds the identity context they lack.

What actions can we take during an incident?

Revoke refresh tokens, force a password reset, disable accounts, or remove group membership and excess permissions. Every action is logged and timestamped.

Does Oleria work with our SIEM and SOAR?

Yes. Oleria integrates with SIEM and SOAR platforms, so analysts can pull identity context and run response actions from their existing workflows.

Does Oleria support post-incident reporting?

Yes. Access paths, activity, and every response action are captured automatically to support reporting for NIST 800-61, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and internal policies.