You're doing everything right. You’re centralizing identities with identity and access management (IAM), enforcing multifactor authentication (MFA) at every login, and locking down admin accounts with privileged access management (PAM). Yet, new threats still slip through.
Identity weaknesses played a material role in nearly 90% of Unit 42® investigations. Organizations now face a new reality— the stronger the door becomes, the faster attackers pivot to session-based impersonation. Session hijacking and token theft are the new silent killers of the enterprise, skipping the login screen. The real challenge lies in what happens inside the session, where most traditional controls stop watching.
