Why The Need for Zero Trust Security Models The traditional cybersecurity model was built around a simple assumption: keep attackers outside the corporate network, and the people and devices inside can generally be trusted. That assumption no longer matches how American businesses operate. US companies now depend on cloud applications, remote employees, personal devices, third-party […]
Attackers are impersonating IT helpdesk staff to trick employees into enrolling fake passkeys, allowing them to hijack Microsoft 365 identities and access cloud data.
Threat actors are using infostealer malware like Lumma and Vidar to harvest session tokens, enabling them to bypass MFA and hijack premium AI services.
Attackers are increasingly bypassing multi-factor authentication (MFA) by targeting the processes used to recover lost or compromised accounts via service desks.
Threat actors are increasingly exploiting account recovery workflows to circumvent MFA, turning service desk support into a primary target for identity theft.
