Beyond Zero Trust: Why Machine Identity Sprawl Is the Real Barrier to Enterprise Security. TL;TR Zero Trust is only as strong as the identities behind it. In most enterprises, machine identities are multiplying faster than teams can track, govern, or secure them. This sprawl quietly opens pathways for compromise, privilege misuse, and lateral movement. The
API Security in Crisis: How Unsecured Endpoints Are Becoming the New Ransomware Vector TL;TR API breaches are accelerating because attackers now treat exposed endpoints as a direct entry point for extortion, service disruption, and data manipulation. Weak authentication, incomplete API inventories, outdated integrations, and unmonitored machine interactions create a perfect environment for ransomware operators. Enterprises
The Boardroom Blindspot: Why 2025’s Supply Chain Attacks Target Your Third Parties First TL;TR Supply chain attacks in 2025 have become the most predictable and effective way for threat actors to breach large organizations. Boards tend to invest heavily in internal security controls, but attackers bypass these by targeting third parties with weaker security standards.
Machine Identities and Zero Trust: The Hidden Attack Surface Most Organizations Miss TL;TR Most enterprises believe they have Zero Trust figured out once user access is locked down. But behind every cloud workload, API call, and service bot lies an invisible threat: machine identities. These non-human actors authenticate, communicate, and access data constantly, often without