Most breaches don’t break systems.
Most breaches don’t break systems.
They borrow someone’s login.
Modern cyberattacks rarely start with malware smashing through firewalls. Instead, they begin quietly — using stolen credentials, over-privileged accounts, or forgotten access paths that were never meant to exist.
As organisations moved to cloud, SaaS, and hybrid environments, identity became the new perimeter.
Yet many security strategies still assume that once a user is authenticated, they are trusted.
This is where attacks succeed.
The firewall did its job. The identity model didn’t.
In real-world environments, identity failures usually appear as:
Attackers don’t need to exploit vulnerabilities if identity already gives them the keys.
Legacy IAM focuses on provisioning and authentication.
Modern attacks demand more.
Without live visibility and adaptive enforcement, IAM becomes a static control in a dynamic threat landscape.
Security teams often know who logged in — but not:
At :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}, identity security is not a checkbox — it’s a continuously enforced trust model.
We map real access paths — users, roles, service accounts, and applications — to expose how identity trust actually flows through your environment.
This reveals hidden privilege chains attackers rely on.
Access decisions should change with risk.
Adaptive IAM enforces least privilege dynamically, adjusting permissions based on context, behavior, and exposure — not static assumptions.
Zero Trust means no identity is trusted by default — inside or outside the network.
Every access request is verified continuously, limiting the blast radius when credentials are compromised.
Most security stacks detect threats after access is granted.
Identity security prevents unnecessary access in the first place.
By securing every identity — human and machine — across cloud and on-prem, organisations reduce the most common cause of breaches: abused trust.
Your firewall didn’t fail.
Your identity perimeter did.
CoreGenix helps organisations pinpoint where identity trust breaks, enforce policy controls, and adapt IAM in real time — before attackers do.
Ask us where your identity perimeter breaks first.
The Shift: From Network Breaches to Identity Breaches
Where Identity Trust Breaks First
Why Traditional IAM Isn’t Enough
Securing the Identity Perimeter with Zero Trust
Identity Security Is the New Breach Prevention
Find Where Your Trust Model Breaks