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Abnormal Hyperdrive
Every internal move adds entitlements, but almost none are ever removed, so the longest-tenured employees carry the widest access
Guest and partner identities live in your tenant with real access and almost none of the scrutiny your employees get
The riskiest insider window opens before anyone hands in notice, while every control is still watching a trusted employee
Most insider incidents are not malicious, and a program built only to catch bad actors misses the far more common careless one
Internal copilots give a malicious insider a faster way to find, stage, and move the data they were already trusted to reach
The fastest way sensitive data leaves your company now is an employee pasting it into a chatbot to get their job done
When an AI assistant reads your inbox, an attacker can write instructions meant for the machine, not the human
A single click on an OAuth consent screen can hand an attacker standing access that outlives every password reset
Stolen session tokens skip the login entirely, so the alerts built around sign-ins never fire
See how behavioral AI detects attacks that legacy defenses miss.
