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Identity Perspectives

Every Attack Has an Identity

Identity compromise, non-human identities, AI security, and impersonations: four identity threats reshaping enterprise security.

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SEVEN EXPERT PERSPECTIVES

From threat researchers tracking live attack campaigns to the product leaders building the response—and the CISOs and CIO running enterprise security operations and advising the teams dealing with it every day. Seven perspectives on identity, AI security, and what it actually takes to defend against what's coming.

Mike Britton

Chief Information Officer

Patricia Titus

Field CISO

Mick Leach

Field CISO

Stephen Harrison

VP of Product, New Products

Piotr Wojtyla

Head of Threat Intel & Platform

Houston Hopkins

Chief Information Security Officer

Jesus Garcia

Soultions Architect

Identities, human and non-human, are where every breach starts and ends. Attackers aren't breaking through the perimeter — they're logging in as trusted users, running as unchecked agents, and blending in until someone knows what normal looks like.

How the attack surface shifted

Authentication is no longer the problem

Attackers don't need to break in. They steal sessions, grab tokens from legitimate auth flows, and operate as trusted identities — while the authentication logs show nothing wrong.

Your identity surface expanded before governance did

Service accounts, AI agents, OAuth grants — each carries real permissions and almost none have a behavioral baseline. Security teams often don't know they exist until something goes wrong.

The most dangerous threats look completely normal

Impersonation, insider risk, synthetic candidates — none of them fail an authentication check. They use valid access. Detecting them requires knowing what normal looks like for every identity in your environment.

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