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Semperis launches unified identity recovery and crisis management solution

Semperis launches Ready1 for Identity Crisis Management, combining identity recovery and crisis management to speed cyberattack response and recovery.

Semperis has introduced Ready1 for Identity Crisis Management, a new solution designed to help organisations recover quickly from identity-based cyberattacks by combining recovery tools with crisis management capabilities. The offering integrates Semperis’ Active Directory Forest Recovery (ADFR), Disaster Recovery for Entra Tenant (DRET), and Identity Forensics and Incident Response (IFIR) services into a unified platform, now enhanced with the Ready1 crisis management system. It is available at no extra cost for qualifying customers, with broader availability planned for early 2026.

The launch addresses a critical gap in how organisations respond to identity system breaches. These attacks can disrupt essential services such as email, file sharing, conferencing, and contact management, leaving teams unable to communicate or coordinate responses effectively.

“Semperis is unique in thinking about the complete identity resilience problem—before, during, and after an incident,” said Alex Weinert, Chief Product Officer at Semperis. “During an identity outage, one of the hardest things to deal with is figuring out how to get in touch with your team when all identity-dependent systems are down. For most customers, that means all apps and services, including email, conferencing, file shares, contacts, and operations. How do you communicate and coordinate? Semperis Ready1 for Identity Crisis Management gives organisations everything they need to streamline incident response and recover the identity infrastructure, significantly speeding return to normal business operations. Solving this problem is core to delivering identity resilience, and we are delighted to provide this capability to our identity resilience customers at no additional cost.”

Comprehensive approach to incident response

Ready1 for Identity Crisis Management is built to manage every stage of a cyber incident, from immediate response to post-attack remediation. It uses an automated command-and-control console to simplify team coordination, incident analysis, and status reporting. This enables organisations to orchestrate their response even when traditional communication channels are unavailable.

In addition, Ready1 enables communication with stakeholders during outages that disrupt internet services, ensuring business continuity and decision-making processes can continue. Integrated with ADFR and DRET, it facilitates rapid recovery of critical identity systems to a secure and trusted state, helping organisations limit the impact of a compromise. The solution also supports forensic investigations after an attack to eliminate hidden threats and prevent future incidents.

Simplifying recovery from hybrid identity attacks

Mickey Bresman, CEO of Semperis, said the solution builds on the company’s extensive experience supporting clients through complex hybrid identity attacks. “We wrote the playbook for cyber-first hybrid identity recovery,” he said. “Through our identity-focused incident response service engagements to help organisations recover from hybrid AD and Entra ID ransomware attacks, we have witnessed time after time the chaos of incident response when the company identity systems are compromised. Unifying identity recovery and response with cyber crisis management in one seamless offering helps organisations assemble the technology, processes, and people to keep chaos at bay even when all systems are down, effectively manage the incident, and quickly restore the identity system to a trusted environment.”

Early access for existing customers

Ready1 for Identity Crisis Management is available now as a zero-cost licence to customers using Semperis’ Active Directory Forest Recovery and Disaster Recovery for Entra Tenant solutions. A wider release to more organisations is scheduled for early 2026, giving businesses a new tool to enhance resilience against increasingly frequent and sophisticated identity-related cyber threats.

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