ThreatHunter.ai Unveils Milbert: AI That Ends Blind Trust in MFA and Azure

ThreatHunter.ai, the leader in operational AI cybersecurity, announces the release of Milbert, a real-time AI adjudication system that challenges the assumptions underlying traditional login validation and MFA enforcement.

Milbert inspects every login across Microsoft 365, Entra ID, Azure, and on-premises environments with one mission: determine if the access attempt is real, legitimate, and safe. It doesn't rely on simple pass/fail responses. It inspects identity, IP reputation, device fingerprinting, session behavior, geolocation anomalies, and MFA signal timing in real time.

For security teams, this means the end of blind trust. For attackers, it means the door just slammed shut.

"Milbert doesn't care if MFA was used. It cares if the login made sense. And if it didn't, Milbert shuts it down immediately revoking sessions, killing tokens, and forcing password resets before damage begins," said James McMurry, CEO of ThreatHunter.ai. "We've watched attackers learn how to abuse fatigue, steal tokens, and trick users. Milbert stops that not with rules, but with real reasoning."

Milbert integrates directly with Microsoft Graph APIs and native Azure telemetry, as well as hybrid and on-prem connectors. It pulls in current threat intelligence, IOCs, and user behavior history to power its enforcement logic. And when it acts, it leaves behind a clear decision trail, giving security teams visibility and evidence.

Key features include:

Real-time MFA and login adjudication
IOC-driven access overrides
Pattern break detection and identity drift awareness
Cross-session and cross-tenant correlation
Immediate session revocation and credential reset capabilities
Full SOC integration with decision transparency
Milbert is already being deployed across finance, healthcare, higher education, and critical infrastructure customers-each instance uniquely tuned to its environment, with no shared logic or centralized model leakage.

"Milbert is the hunter at the gate," said McMurry. "Every attacker has a pattern. Every login tells a story. Milbert reads it and decides if they get in, or if they're finished."

ThreatHunter.ai invites organizations to challenge their own assumptions about login safety. Because if you're still assuming "login succeeded" means "trust earned," you're already compromised.

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About ThreatHunter.ai
ThreatHunter.ai is a leader in AI-powered cybersecurity, providing real-time detection, threat hunting, and automated enforcement solutions to enterprises and critical infrastructure sectors. Built by operators for operators, ThreatHunter.ai leverages deep machine learning, rich telemetry, and human expertise to stop threats before they cause harm. With decades of experience behind its platform and a relentless focus on innovation, ThreatHunter.ai protects what others miss.

Learn more at www.threathunter.ai

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