Identity was the primary target in approximately 50% of all confirmed malicious activity investigated between May and July 2026.
Non-human identities like service accounts and AI agents have overtaken phishing as the leading route for attackers to enter enterprises, according to SpyCloud.
Threat actors are using infostealer malware like Lumma and Vidar to harvest session tokens, enabling them to bypass MFA and hijack premium AI services.
Compromised non-human identities (NHIs) like AI agents and service accounts have surpassed phishing as the primary entry point for cyberattacks into organisations, a recent report indicates.
In an age when founders can build personal brands on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, podcasts and interviews, visibility has become a valuable business asset. But there is a growing difference between being visible and being exposed. Some of Africa’s most influential technology entrepreneurs, executives and investors deliberately keep parts of their personal lives, business operations and […]
