Keep your
Microsoft controls.
Connect the response.
Your Microsoft investment remains central. Orbitra brings identity exposure, its own detections, proposed actions, named approval, and supported verification into a connected response workflow.
One identity question.
Several pieces of evidence.
An unexpected admin grant can involve role membership, group relationships, application access, and sign-in activity. Orbitra helps a reviewer establish context and carry a specific response through approval and verification.
Where Orbitra fits
This describes complementary roles, not an exhaustive feature comparison. Your Microsoft configuration and licensing determine which native capabilities and telemetry are available.
| The work | Your Microsoft environment | Orbitra's contribution |
|---|---|---|
| Understand identity access | Entra ID and Azure hold identity, role, group, application, and resource-access information. | Bring human and workload inventory together. Analyze supported Entra privilege paths and prioritize the access changes that affect those paths. |
| Investigate a signal | Microsoft supplies identity and activity telemetry. Defender and Entra ID Protection provide their capabilities under your licenses and configuration. | Add Orbitra's own posture and event detections, identity context, and an investigation workflow using the data available to the tenant. |
| Govern privileged access | Microsoft roles, Conditional Access, and PIM serve their respective access-control functions when configured and licensed. | Review supported exposure and response proposals. Apply Orbitra's tenant policy, action checks, and named approval to Orbitra-executed responses. |
| Execute and verify a response | Microsoft Graph and Azure APIs accept supported changes and expose the relevant provider state. | Invoke the approved action, record its result, and re-read relevant Microsoft state for supported verification. |
| Explain what happened | Microsoft retains its native records according to the services and retention settings you use. | Keep the available before-state, named approval, provider outcome, and verification together in response evidence and supported exports. |
A clear reason to evaluate Orbitra.
Your team owns Microsoft security, but an identity finding still takes work to investigate, scope, approve, execute, and substantiate. Orbitra is built to connect that work for teams without a dedicated identity specialist.
Choose one scenario and test the fit.
- Which standing admin access should we remove first?
- What can this application access, and which grant needs attention?
- Can we show who approved a response and what Microsoft showed afterwards?
Start with the licenses you have.
Business Premium, E3, and E5 teams can evaluate Orbitra. Available sign-in data, risk signals, PIM features, and policy visibility still depend on Microsoft licensing, permissions, and collection settings.
Orbitra does not unlock unlicensed Microsoft features. A walkthrough should establish which identities, signals, actions, and verification are available in your environment before a pilot is scoped.
Make the evaluation concrete.
Bring one identity concern and your Microsoft license level. Walk through the response in a demonstration tenant, then decide whether a read-only assessment is useful.