Traditional cybersecurity defenses rely on credentials, tokens, and anomaly detection — but adversaries have evolved faster than the systems protecting America’s critical infrastructure. In 2024 alone, insider threats and AI-powered intrusions cost organizations over $800 billion globally, with 95% of breaches involving human factors Compromised credentials, deepfakes, and “agentic AI” actors now routinely bypass MFA, PAM, and identity management tools. Meanwhile, the proliferation of AI in cyberattacks is resulting in exponential growth in the number of attacks and their sophistication.
Mimoto introduces a new defense paradigm: Person-Based Continuous Verification. Instead of securing accounts, Mimoto secures people — continuously verifying the real human behind every credential, account, or access point, in real time.
For federal cybersecurity managers, the threat landscape has shifted from network perimeter defense to continuous identity assurance. Yet current tools depend on credentials and static authentication events that attackers can easily hijack.
Key challenges include:
The result: cyber leaders face blind spots inside their most trusted systems — where attacks unfold quietly, often by valid users doing invalid things.
Mimoto’s pending patented platform uses multidimensional behavioral “fingerprints” — a fusion of AI-driven advanced pattern matching and anomaly detection — to recognize and respond to identity misuse the instant it occurs.
Instead of relying on static credentials or behavioral baselines, Mimoto builds a live, multidimensional behavioral profile of each individual and continuously validates that the person behind every session is genuine, authorized, and acting within their sanctioned context.
Core Capabilities
Mimoto aligns with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and DoD Zero Trust mandates for “continuous identity evaluation.”
Its person-based architecture delivers what existing IAM, PAM, and MFA systems cannot — the ability to see and stop human or agentic activity that looks legitimate but behaves maliciously.
Key Advantages
As adversaries weaponize AI and infiltrate via trusted accounts, the next generation of federal cybersecurity must validate users continuously — not at login, but throughout every interaction. Mimoto’s technology provides that missing layer: real-time, behavioral verification of the individual, enabling defense, civilian, and intelligence agencies to maintain operational trust in every digital interaction.
By moving from “Who has access?” to “Who is actually behind the screen?”, Mimoto gives U.S. cyber defenders a decisive advantage in a world where both humans and machines are capable of deception.