As enterprise security leaders work to improve their identity security postures, they are turning to new metrics to benchmark their efforts and measure success. 

Not surprisingly, healthcare organizations are looking to protect their most valuable resource — their staff.

According to a threat report by Expel, identity-based incidents accounted for 64% of all investigated, a volume increase of 144% from 2022 to 2023.

TSA announced that Albany and Syracuse Hancock International Airports are adding credential authentication technology to security checkpoints.

As cyber attacks continue and layoffs and economic uncertainty remains, the greater the need for strong, modern identity management and governance.

Despite being in a period of economic slowdown, 56% of CISO survey respondents reported an increase in their cybersecurity budget from 2022.

Identity authentication used by the Transportation Security Administration and financial institutions can be implemented in other areas of security.

Identity security was analyzed in a report by Silverfort finding the identity attack surface as the most significant gap in cybersecurity resilience.

According to a recent Strata Identity report, 60% of organizations do not have the resources or time to rewrite old, outdated applications.

While many security professionals leverage high-risk practices and behaviors in their cloud environments, they are confident security tools will protect against attacks.