On Demand Webinar
Identity Is the New Perimeter: Enforcing Least Privilege Access Everywhere
Identity-based attacks are surging. Credential abuse reigns as the number one initial access vector and malware-free techniques – like phishing or stolen credentials – accounted for 79% of detections in 2024. The network perimeter is no longer a place: it’s a constantly shifting tapestry of identity validation points. The problem? Most networks were never designed to handle identity as a boundary.
Watch this session hosted by ViB, and presented by Nicholas DiCola, VP of Customers at Zero Networks, and Chris Boehm, Field CTO, for a breakdown of the shifting identity threat landscape. We covered:
- Key trends driving the urgent need for stronger identity-based access controls
- Real-world breach examples that expose the identity security gaps attackers exploit
- How security teams can sift through the acronym soup to find solutions that actually enforce least privilege access
- Why real-time context and a three-dimensional approach to network security are key to stopping identity-based attacks
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