The First Application Detection and Response platform

Stop today’s attacks with in-application context into all runtime transactions and behaviors.

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The Controls You Need, Powered by In-App Runtime Context

Discover and map live interactions in your applications

With continuous monitoring of behaviors and configuration changes.

Unsecured access to PII

Precisely identify application weak points and expose exploitable attack chains

with real-time observability and advanced threat analytics.

Mitigate exploitation attempts

in real-time

with manual or automated controls embedded directly into your applications.

Unsecured access to PII

Miggo is finally providing transparency for our most significant attack vector with the exact tools each stakeholder requires to protect and defend mission-critical assets. Application Detection and Response (ADR) is the unified solution we need to not only give us application-layer visibility and control, but also dramatically lower our mean time to detect and respond to application attacks.

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Mike Melo
CISO

Introducing Application Detection and Response

Using OpenTelemetry and trace analytics, Miggo is revolutionizing application security with 
real-time detection and monitoring, automated incident response and rich context.

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Identify

Use a live in-application architecture map to continuously track, analyze and triage risks as they happen.

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Protect

Enforce best practices and guardrails in your live environments and identify drifts from intended flows and controls

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Detect

Gain instant alerts on exploitation attempts with the context and threat intelligence you need to act fast.

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Respond

Mitigate security threats immediately and accurately with manual or automated controls.

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Recover

Conduct blast radius and impact analysis with rich context on compromised assets and automated reporting.

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