Why Identity Security Is the New Perimeter
For years, organizations built their defenses around a clear boundary: the network perimeter. Firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and VPNs were designed to keep threats out while allowing trusted
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The identity-centric framing is correct, but there's a gap the industry still isn't talking about honestly: MFA fatigue and push bombing have made even "properly secured" identities exploitable. The Uber breach in 2022 wasn't a credential gap — they had MFA. The attacker just kept pushing until someone accepted. The model assumes authentication = verified intent, and that assumption is breaking down.