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Vendor Roundup: Seven Third-Party Add-Ons to Fill Microsoft Entra Security Gaps

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This is a sponsored-style vendor comparison article listing seven third-party security add-ons that extend Microsoft Entra ID beyond its native capabilities. The piece outlines documented gaps in Entra's native feature set—identity proofing, privileged session recording, legacy protocol coverage, cloud entitlement management, hardware authenticators, and directory recovery—and names vendors addressing each: AU10TIX (identity proofing), Silverfort (legacy protocol Conditional Access), Delinea (cloud entitlement management, replacing the retired Entra Permissions Management), CyberArk (privileged session vaulting/isolation), Yubico (FIDO2 hardware keys), Semperis (AD forest recovery and Tier 0 attack path discovery), and Saviynt (cross-platform identity governance). No vulnerability, breach, or active threat is described; this is a product-positioning and buyer's-guide article.

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The article notes that Microsoft retired Entra Permissions Management in late 2025, pointing customers to Delinea as a replacement for cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM). It also describes architectural integration patterns, such as Silverfort's bridge connector passing authentication decisions from legacy protocols (Kerberos, NTLM, LDAP, RDP, SSH) to Entra Conditional Access, and AU10TIX's identity-proofing flow via the Entra Request Service API feeding Entra ID Account Recovery. These are vendor capability descriptions rather than vulnerability disclosures.

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  1. hackread.com ↗ · pub. 04/11/2026 11:51 · coletado 04/11 12:01 primeiro registro

    Vendor Roundup: Seven Third-Party Add-Ons to Fill Microsoft Entra Security Gaps

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    This is a sponsored-style vendor comparison article listing seven third-party security add-ons that extend Microsoft Entra ID beyond its native capabilities. The piece outlines documented gaps in Entra's native feature set—identity proofing, privileged session recording, legacy protocol coverage, cloud entitlement management, hardware authenticators, and directory recovery—and names vendors addressing each: AU10TIX (identity proofing), Silverfort (legacy protocol Conditional Access), Delinea (cloud entitlement management, replacing the retired Entra Permissions Management), CyberArk (privileged session vaulting/isolation), Yubico (FIDO2 hardware keys), Semperis (AD forest recovery and Tier 0 attack path discovery), and Saviynt (cross-platform identity governance). No vulnerability, breach, or active threat is described; this is a product-positioning and buyer's-guide article.

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    The article notes that Microsoft retired Entra Permissions Management in late 2025, pointing customers to Delinea as a replacement for cloud infrastructure entitlement management (CIEM). It also describes architectural integration patterns, such as Silverfort's bridge connector passing authentication decisions from legacy protocols (Kerberos, NTLM, LDAP, RDP, SSH) to Entra Conditional Access, and AU10TIX's identity-proofing flow via the Entra Request Service API feeding Entra ID Account Recovery. These are vendor capability descriptions rather than vulnerability disclosures.