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ID Dataweb has integrated its identity threat and risk mitigation capabilities with Microsoft Entra Verified ID, helping organizations proactively detect and mitigate identity risks before credentials are issued and maintain trust throughout the entire credential lifecycle.

ID Dataweb has integrated its identity threat and risk mitigation capabilities with Microsoft Entra Verified ID, helping organizations proactively detect and mitigate identity risks before credentials are issued and maintain trust throughout the entire credential lifecycle.  

Microsoft Entra ID, through the Entra Verified ID program, is a leader in decentralized identity and verifiable digital credentials. The decentralized identity model allows individuals to securely control their own digital identity without reliance on a single central director. (Microsoft Entra ID’s) digital identity wallets allow users to present a single tamper-proof credential across different clients or siloed internal systems. These credentials only need to be issued once, then the user can conveniently reuse that proof across different applications without requiring new credentials. However, for verified digital credentials to be secured, they must be handed to the right person at issuance. Threat actors can impersonate legitimate users and intercept credentials during sensitive processes, such as onboarding and account recovery. Confirming identity at these critical touchpoints prevents threat actors from seizing “valid” credentials.  

As a Certified Microsoft Entra Verified ID identity‑verification partner, ID Dataweb will validate user identity using authoritative data and real‑time risk checks before a credential is issued and help ensure security throughout the lifecycle of that credential. Combining Entra’s tamper‑resistant credential framework with ID Dataweb’s identity verification and risk signals, organizations can achieve trust over both the credential and the person behind it.  

ID Dataweb empowers enterprises to combat identity and account-related threats through advanced identity verification, behavioral analytics, device intelligence, and credential intelligence. This integrated approach allows organizations to detect anomalies early, prevent identity-based attacks, and accelerate Zero Trust adoption. 

Microsoft Entra Verified ID, the backbone of Microsoft’s Entra product family, provides cloud‑based identity and access management across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It treats credentials as dynamic, high‑value assets—enforcing strong authentication policies, supporting multi‑factor and passwordless methods, and issuing verifiable digital credentials through Verified ID. These credentials can securely represent multiple attributes, be easily revoked or suspended, and enable individuals and organizations to prove information without disclosing sensitive data.  

What customers can expect 

The integration between ID Dataweb and Microsoft Entra Verified ID unites two complementary strengths. By incorporating ID Dataweb’s risk and threat intelligence into Microsoft Entra ID, organizations gain deeper visibility into access risk through a broader array of identity and device signals. 

  1. Combating credential‑driven attacks: With stolen credentials implicated in most breaches, credential‑only authentication is no longer sufficient. ID Dataweb’s solutions assess user legitimacy prior to credential issuance and continuously monitor authentication activity to detect potential compromise.  
  1. Unifying identity signals for faster response: Security teams need comprehensive visibility across identity, endpoint, and network telemetry. Microsoft’s Identity Threat Detection and Response platform provides a centralized hub for these signals. Integrating ID Dataweb enriches this ecosystem with external identity verification results and device risk data, delivering a more complete security picture and enabling faster, automated remediation. 

Get Started 

If your enterprise is already using Microsoft Entra Verified ID and looking to bolster identity threat detection at high-risk touchpoints such as onboarding and account recovery, the ID Dataweb team can help guide you through this integration. You can also read more about this integration in our documents.

About ID Dataweb 

ID Dataweb helps enterprises stay ahead of identity fraud and account-related threats with real-time detection and mitigation while maintaining a seamless experience for their workforce, third parties, and customers. 

The ID Dataweb SaaS platform combines adaptive identity verification methods, behavioral analytics, device and credential intelligence, and risk scoring. Backed by AI and expert insights, these capabilities proactively stop identity-based attacks, protect revenue, strengthen compliance, and accelerate Zero Trust adoption. 

Unlike static legacy identity tools, ID Dataweb delivers dynamic, multi-layered risk orchestration that adapts to evolving threats. Its low-code, cloud-native services deploy quickly, integrate seamlessly with existing IAM systems, and align with each customer’s policies. For more information, please visit www.iddataweb.com. 

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