Silverfort

Silverfort develops an identity security platform intended to cover an organization's entire identity infrastructure, spanning on-premises Active Directory, hybrid and cloud environments, and AI-related access. The platform is positioned around discovering all identities, analyzing risk context, and enforcing consistent policies at runtime across access paths, from a single console rather than through separate IAM, PAM and IGA tools.

Stated use cases include discovering and protecting service accounts and other non-human identities, discovering and protecting AI agents and their access, protecting privileged access, containing active breaches and blocking lateral movement, gaining visibility across hybrid IAM silos, extending multi-factor authentication to legacy systems, and protecting Active Directory assets. The company frames the problem in terms of fragmented identity tooling, unprotected legacy applications and scripts, overprivileged and fast-moving AI agents, and attackers using valid credentials that evade detection.

Business model

Enterprise software platform sold to organizations that deploy it alongside existing identity and access management infrastructure; the company markets demos and proofs of concept as an entry point.

Traction

The company states it is trusted by more than 1,000 organizations worldwide and cites a 4.8 rating on Gartner Peer Insights.

Latest developments

Silverfort announced the acquisition of Fabrix Security, described as pioneering an autonomous runtime access control engine for human, machine and agentic identities. The company also published a field report on Anthropic's Mythos model and its behavior in enterprise environments, and blog research on a Claude Code CLI weakness allowing macOS processes to read stored credentials.