Ask the user first. Protect the account when time runs out.
MYID Autopilot gives users a clear opportunity to review suspicious activity. If the activity is denied, or the user cannot respond within the organization’s chosen window, MYID can carry out the approved account protection plan.
The person closest to the activity can quickly confirm whether it looks familiar or suspicious.
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A response window you choose
Organizations decide how long users have to respond before automatic protection becomes eligible.
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Organization approved actions
Autopilot follows the protection plan the organization has selected for its environment.
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Clear user choice
Where enabled, users understand what MYID Autopilot may do and can manage their preference.
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A reviewable outcome
The organization can see what the user decided, what protection was requested, and how the workflow ended.
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Protection beyond the password
Available actions can address sessions, account access, connected devices, and other approved response needs.
1. AlertSuspicious activity is connected to the user who can help explain it.
2. InformMYID presents useful context in understandable language.
3. DecideThe user recognizes the activity, rejects it, or misses the response window.
4. ProtectMYID follows the approved plan and preserves the outcome.
When activity is suspicious
Coordinate protection instead of losing time to handoffs.
MYID can bring approved actions together, such as changing a password, ending active sessions, signing users out of accessible services, isolating supported devices, and recording the response.
The exact plan is selected by each organization and depends on the services it uses.
When activity is recognized
Close the loop without creating more work.
The user’s response is preserved so security teams can understand what happened and avoid leaving already reviewed activity in an unresolved state.
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