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 "SecurityWeek:  2025 Identity Security Playbook."

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With 80% of breaches starting from compromised credentials, identity has become the biggest attack surface in cybersecurity. But securing every identity - especially across hybrid environments, legacy systems, and service accounts - is easier said than done.

That’s why we created the Identity Security Playbook - a must-read guide for security professionals looking to:

Close identity security gaps across on-prem and cloud environments Extend MFA and risk-based authentication to every identity, even where traditional tools fall short Prevent lateral movement and stop attackers from exploiting compromised credentials

If you’re focused on strengthening your organization’s security posture, this playbook is packed with actionable insights to help.

Get the Playbook Additional Resources: 4 Steps For Comprehensive Service Account Security eBook: Re-Evaluate Your MFA Protection Identity Zero Trust: How to Move from Vision to Implementation Visit Silverfort.com You received this information as part of your SecurityWeek subscription or because you have attended a Webcast or downloaded a White paper from SecurityWeek in the past. This email is strictly controlled and distributed by SecurityWeek and your email address has not been shared with any third party.

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