A compromised session has nothing to pivot with — credentials are unique per application, hidden from users, and sessions are cut the moment risk spikes.
Every application gets its own credential, known only to the platform. Your people authenticate once to SimpliKeys; the per-application credentials are handled for them. Lateral movement and privilege escalation are blocked at the credential layer.
When a session is compromised, it has nothing to pivot with. Try to move it across the environment and see where it stops.
Click a system to move the compromised session into it.
Lateral movement blocked at the credential layer — a compromised session has no usable credentials to move with.
Session risk re-evaluated continuously; device mismatch or unusual patterns trigger step-up, restriction, or termination mid-session.
Applications never see raw credentials — SimpliKeys holds a unique credential per app, known only to the platform.