Bulletproof authentication
for every user
Reused passwords, weak credentials, and missing MFA create repeatable entry points attackers exploit at scale. Ostral reveals and enforces secure authentication when logins actually happen : in the browser.
Reused passwords destroy access boundaries
Password reuse removes isolation between systems, turning minor leaks into enterprise-wide compromises
Reused passwords destroy access boundaries
Password reuse removes isolation between systems, turning minor leaks into enterprise-wide compromises
Direct app logins silently bypass SSO
Applications with local credentials undermine SSO enforcement and weaken identity governance
Direct app logins silently bypass SSO
Applications with local credentials undermine SSO enforcement and weaken identity governance
Inconsistent MFA leaves identity exposed
Missing or poorly enforced MFA creates weaker authentication paths attackers can exploit
Inconsistent MFA leaves identity exposed
Missing or poorly enforced MFA creates weaker authentication paths attackers can exploit
See how users actually log in, not just how they should
Ostral records the actual authentication steps taken in the browser, exposing "ghost" logins and local account bypasses that never appear in your SSO logs
See how users actually log in, not just how they should
Ostral records the actual authentication steps taken in the browser, exposing "ghost" logins and local account bypasses that never appear in your SSO logs
Seal the cracks in your authentication perimeter
Ostral automatically detects high-risk entry points, such as accounts using leaked passwords or those entirely missing MFA protection.
Seal the cracks in your authentication perimeter
Ostral automatically detects high-risk entry points, such as accounts using leaked passwords or those entirely missing MFA protection.
Prevent risky logins with browser-native guardrails
Ostral triggers in-browser prompts the moment a user attempts an insecure action. These native interventions guide users toward secure authentication habits without IT intervention.
Prevent risky logins with browser-native guardrails
Ostral triggers in-browser prompts the moment a user attempts an insecure action. These native interventions guide users toward secure authentication habits without IT intervention.
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