Since the introduction of computers, usernames and passwords have been the primary method used for access control and authentication. However, as post-mortem analysis of most data breaches reveals, compromised credentials have become the primary point of attack for today’s cyber adversaries.
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Non-Human Identities: The New Blindspot in Cybersecurity
Since the introduction of computers, usernames and passwords have been the primary method used for access control and authentication. However, as post-mortem analysis of most data breaches reveals, compromised credentials have become the primary point of attack for today’s cyber adversaries. The post Non-Human Identities: The New Blindspot in Cybersecurity appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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