For most organizations, their IAM and identity security tools operate in silos—and some were built before cloud infrastructure and modern attack TTPs existed—creating critical security gaps and access blind spots. This outdated approach forces enterprises into a compromise of either security or usability but rarely can they achieve both. Further complicating matters, identity security is often a shared responsibility across multiple departments, each with different goals and authority, making it difficult to drive meaningful change.

Without complete visibility and context across the entire identity attack surface, security teams struggle to detect threats and respond in real-time. This leads enterprises to layer additional security solutions, but a patchwork approach only introduces more complexity, leaving vulnerabilities attackers can exploit.

As hybrid enterprise environments grow more complex, these gaps widen. Without a holistic identity security platform that provides inline enforcement, organizations struggle to detect breaches, prevent lateral movement, extend MFA protection across all resources, achieve least privilege access, and secure non-human identities, for everything from legacy systems to cloud infrastructure and SaaS applications.

The result?
Unstoppable security breaches, higher costs, failed audits, loss of customer trust, and business delays.

Why is identity security so hard?