Sola for Identity Security
Prompts and use cases for Identity Security & Access Analysis
Identity risk is distributed across multiple platforms, making cross-system visibility essential.
Sola connects identity data across your identity providers, cloud platforms, and SaaS applications to surface access risks, credential misuse, and privilege issues that no single tool sees on its own.
This page explains the key concepts behind Identity Security and Access Analysis, what it is, why it matters, and how Sola helps you investigate it.
Get started with these below ready-made Ask and Build prompts, or the Prompt library, both available directly in the Sola chat interface.
What is Identity Security & Access Analysis?
Identity security is the practice of ensuring that the right people have the right access to the right resources. It covers authentication, authorization, and the full lifecycle of user accounts, service accounts, and machine identities across cloud and SaaS systems.
In simple terms, identity security helps answer the question: "Who has access to what, should they, and what is the impact of an identity takeover?"
Risks addressed include:
MFA gaps and weak authentication across cloud, SaaS, and identity providers.
Dormant or orphaned accounts with active permissions.
Excessive privileges inconsistent with a user's role or team.
Compromised credentials and suspicious login patterns.
Service accounts and machine identities with uncontrolled access or no documented owner.
Why is Identity Security important
Identity is the #1 initial access vector in modern attacks.
A single compromised credential or misconfigured permission can give an attacker access to everything connected to it. The risk is rarely a single account, it is the chain of permissions across systems that creates real exposure.
Investigating identity risk requires correlating data across identity providers, cloud platforms, and SaaS applications. Without a unified view, gaps go undetected.
Identity security with Sola
Sola's graph model resolves the same person across all connected identity systems and surfaces cross-system privilege risks that siloed tools can potentially miss.
With Sola, you can:
Correlate identity data across identity providers, cloud platforms, and SaaS applications into a single risk view.
Detect MFA gaps, stale accounts, and excessive privileges across all connected systems.
Surface compromise signals including failed logins, new devices, token creation, and privilege escalation.
Audit service accounts and machine identities for missing controls or excessive permissions.
Map privilege chains to identify lateral movement paths before they are exploited.
Prompt library examples
Browse and run these prompts directly from the Prompt library in the Sola chat interface.

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