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Protect web-apps with Idira Secure Web Sessions. Offers step-recording, continuous authentication, and session protection. CyberArk Identity Secure Web Sessions is a cloud-based service that gives you the ability to record and audit user activity within web applications accessible through CyberArk Identity. Web applications protected by Secure Web Sessions are protected from malicious processes originating on endpoints, and all actions performed by end-users can be searched down to a users' exact clicks. Further, with Secure Web Sessions, customers can enable continuous authentication that monitors user behavior patterns and enforces reauthentication when anomalous activity is detected. CyberArk Identity Secure Web Sessions enables you to: * Record every step: User actions inside web applications, including mouse clicks and keystrokes, are captured using screenshots along with the relevant browser metadata. * Create audit trail: The captured activity data is saved in a secure location to provide context and auditable step-by-step breakdown of in-app events. * Set up continuous authentication: User activity is continuously analyzed to ensure that the person who initiated the web session is the person using the application. If anomalous activity is detected, users are prompted for additional authentication. * Protect sessions: High-risk web sessions are protected from malicious processes originating on the endpoint using the browser extension. * Create automatic remediation rules for any component within any application via simple "If-Then" rules.
Sep 11, 2026
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