CyberSolve

IdentityRiskScore
IdentityRiskScore
“IRiS wasn’t built to look impressive in demos. It was built to survive real-world identity chaos. Most tools are great at telling you that a risk exists. Not many are great at helping you understand it or do something about it. That gap is exactly where we spent our time. The journey was very intentional: keep it grounded, avoid overengineering, and focus on problems that teams actually struggle with every day. So yes, we built it fast. But more importantly, we built it right, with context, clarity, and just enough intelligence to be useful without being noisy. Because if a system creates more confusion than it solves, it’s just part of the problem.” 
Rohan Yadav, Senior Associate (CyberSolve)

The Problem

Not every identity carries the same level of risk.


But most IAM systems treat them the same.

  • A new employee
  • A contractor
  • A third-party vendor

All follow similar onboarding paths.

This creates blind spots:

  • Fake or synthetic identities slip through
  • Duplicate or reused credentials go unnoticed
  • High-risk users get access too early

By the time something looks wrong, access is already in place.

What this leads to

Many applications don't support standard IAM integration.

  • Increased chances of insider threats
  • Exposure to identity fraud
  • Difficulty proving compliance during audits
  • Decisions are made without understanding risk

The Solution

Identity Score assigns a risk score to every identity.

Before access is granted.

It brings together:

  • identity data
  • behavioral signals
  • external risk inputs

And converts them into a single, usable score.
This score can then be used to:

  • control onboarding decisions
  • adjust access levels
  • trigger additional verification

How it works

  1. Collect identity data
    From HR systems, identity providers, and external sources
  2. Apply risk rules and intelligence
    Based on your organization’s risk appetite
  3. Generate a risk score
    For every identity
  4. Use the score in decision-making
    Approve, restrict, or verify access based on risk

What makes it useful

  • Risk at the right time
    Risk is assessed before access is given, not after.
  • Continuous evaluation
    Risk is not static.
    It can change based on behavior, device, or location.

  • Supports Zero Trust models
    Access decisions become dynamic and context-aware.
  • Helps with compliance
    Provides evidence that high-risk identities were identified and reviewed

Where teams use IRIS

  • Contractor and vendor onboarding
  • High-risk workforce environments
  • Identity proofing and validation
  • Continuous authentication and access control

What you get

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