Elevate Control

What Elevate Control is

Elevate Control adds workforce user-risk intelligence to security operations, helping teams identify risky users and prioritize response. It combines enterprise data, including behavior and attack history, to generate individual risk scores. Security teams can use that information to prioritize events, triage incidents, assess scope and potential blast radius, and inform decisions in case-management workflows. Customizable playbooks can automatically apply stricter controls across email, web, and endpoint environments. The platform is designed to connect with standard SIEM, SOAR, and case-management systems. Named technology partners include Microsoft, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Abnormal, Mimecast, SailPoint, and Zscaler. Its Microsoft integrations include Entra ID, Microsoft 365 Defender, and Microsoft Sentinel, with identity and security data ingestion described for those connections. Elevate describes its service as a cloud-based platform that integrates with security technologies and coordinates additional measures. The product is web-based and intended for larger enterprises seeking workforce security-behavior insight at scale. Its Control page offers a demo call, while pricing is available on request. Elevate Security was founded in 2017 and acquired by Mimecast in 2024. Support is linked through the Elevate Security Help Center.

Who it suits

Elevate Control suits larger enterprises that want workforce security-behavior insights to inform risk prioritization and security operations. It is a fit for teams that work with SIEM, SOAR, and case-management systems and want risk information available in incident and case workflows.

Getting started

1. Visit the Elevate Control page.
2. Request a demo call to discuss getting started.
3. Review the standard SIEM, SOAR, or case-management integrations relevant to your environment.
4. Contact the Elevate Security Help Center for support.

Verdict

Choose Elevate Control if your enterprise wants user-risk scoring tied to incident response, case work, and automated control playbooks. Its integrations connect risk information with established security systems. Teams seeking a published price or a platform beyond the web should consider those constraints before requesting a demo.