The enterprise security landscape has crossed a critical threshold. In 2026, 79% of organizations run AI agents in production environments. These agents are making autonomous decisions, querying critical databases, and executing transactions onbehalf of the business. Yet only 2% have deployed identity security tools purposebuilt to govern and secure them. This gap, between the breakneck
The security perimeter has collapsed. Not because of cloud, not because of remote work—but because organizations finally realize that the person badging into Building 3 and the user logging into Salesforce are the same human, and treating them differently is the vulnerability. Gone are the days when security operates in a vacuum. Instead, security is
Welcome to the 2025 Identity Security Landscape! This study wouldn’t be possible without the generous insights from our 2,600 security decision-makers across 20 countries around the globe—a big thank you to our contributors and researchers. If you scrolled here for the first time, welcome. This report specifically examines cyberattack trends impacting identity across modern IT
Organizations across sectors around the world face a dual challenge: they must counter increasingly sophisticated and pervasive cyber threats while grappling with constrained budgets and relentless cost-cutting. The pressures are especially intense in identity security where attack surfaces grow and IT budgets tighten as organizations scale, yet internal and external stakeholders increasingly demand better security
COVER FEATURE: PREPARING AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS FOR A CYBER ATTACK Welcome back to the Australian Cyber Security Magazine and the last issue for 2021. There continues to be much debate on the most appropriate legislative approach to take in response to a sustained cybersecurity threat landscape. Critics of the Security Legislation Amendment (Critical Infrastructure) Bill 2020
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Traditionally, the information security domain has examined identity through the lens of the corporate enterprise. In this context, user lifecycle management is about onboarding and managing the identity of employees who need access to corporate systems. For consumer-facing businesses, customer identity and access management (CIAM) is just as critical. And, this is why I’m so
