Saporo focuses on hybrid identity security posture management, integrating posture analysis with graph-based attack path mapping. This approach aims to reduce identity-related risks across various platforms like Active Directory, Azure, M365, and others. The article emphasizes the vulnerability of identity systems, noting that 90% of attacks exploit poor access segmentation. Once attackers breach these systems, they can easily gain control over vital network assets, making identity the primary target in cyberattacks. The company claims to transform "identity chaos" into manageable insights. By analyzing access and potential attack paths across multiple identity systems, Saporo helps organizations identify and prioritize the most significant risks. They argue that not all misconfigurations pose the same threat, so their solution highlights the ones that create real vulnerabilities. They also monitor changes in identity environments, which can shift rapidly, ensuring that organizations stay ahead of potential attacks. Saporo's technology leverages an in-memory graph database to identify attack paths across millions of nodes, offering extensive coverage of both on-premises and cloud data sources. The results speak for themselves: Saporo has eliminated 5.9 million attack paths, cut critical misconfigurations by 64%, and increased customer attack resistance by 107%. Their annual customer retention rate stands at 140%, indicating strong satisfaction among security teams.