The #1 way hackers get in is through your own front door.
AI-powered identity management that spots credential theft before the attacker moves — managed from Malaysia, at a fraction of local IAM cost.
One login, three possible outcomes
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Which outcome fires depends on the policy you set — not a fixed rule. Our team tunes it and works every high-risk alert.
Flag, enforce, respond — three jobs, one service
JumpCloud Access Risk Detection
Flags impossible travel, unusual geolocation and credential-stuffing patterns against each user's behavioural baseline.
Conditional Access
Requires step-up MFA or blocks access on device trust, location and risk signals — automatically, before stolen credentials can be used.
Your Primary Guard team
We configure the policies, watch the detections and action confirmed risks 24/7 — the part JumpCloud alone doesn't automate.
Cheaper than one in-house IAM hire
Building it in-house means an IAM administrator in Sydney or Singapore, licensing and tooling, and your own on-call coverage. Primary Guard gives you certified JumpCloud administration, 24/7 anomaly response and compliance reporting — as a predictable monthly plan, at 40–60% below Australian, Singapore and Hong Kong rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. JumpCloud integrates with Microsoft, Google Workspace, Okta and 700+ SaaS applications.
Included. We manage device enrolment, compliance and remote wipe as part of the service.
Continuous access governance and reporting that supports the expectations behind Singapore's MAS TRM, Australia's Essential Eight (MFA and restrict-admin-privilege controls), Hong Kong's HKMA guidance and PDPA. Certification remains with your organisation and its auditors.
This page covers the managed service: how we run your identity stack, the response model and the cost. For the platform and technology detail, see our Identity & Access Management pillar page.
Close the front door — before someone else opens it
See how managed conditional access and 24/7 anomaly response stop stolen credentials from turning into a breach.