Everything CloudSec Pulse has reported about Identity Management: 7 stories, newest first. Part of our Cloud Security coverage.
A recent industry roundtable highlights how artificial intelligence introduces identity gaps in development, prompting leaders to prioritize visibility and collaboration.
Misconfigured assertion validation allows attackers to forge valid identity tokens and access protected resources without proper credentials.
Deploying a cloud access security broker requires shifting from blocking traffic to monitoring behavior, which reveals shadow IT without disrupting daily business operations.
Password spraying bypasses account lockout policies by using one common password across many accounts, making detection nearly impossible without behavioral analysis.
Enabling multi-factor authentication creates a dependency on device management that often breaks automated workflows if service accounts are not excluded from the policy.
Most cloud breaches stem from misconfigured permissions rather than broken code, making identity testing the most effective starting point for your security program.
Most SaaS access reviews fail because they audit identity labels rather than actual application permissions, leaving dormant entitlements active.