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Identity security has become a major concern for corporations all over the world in the age of digital media and AI. In Identity Under Attack, Mark McClain addresses the key risks associated with cybersecurity. McClain emphasizes that the risks compound with the inclusion of non-human identities (NHIs) for modern enterprises. Traditional identity frameworks weren't designed to deal with NHIs. So, the author has come up with a practical blueprint for modern security problems. This guide explores the shift to SAAS, cloud, and NHIs and the dissolution of perimeters. Cyberattacks are definitely becoming more sophisticated. Consequently, detection methods also need to be constantly updated. Compliance isn't enough. Learn about the costs of identity failure, as well as AI's potential downsides. The book also delves into the five horizons of identity security.
As cyber attackers are evolving, enterprises must take the necessary precautions to protect their data. Identity Under Attack is designed to help executives and cybersecurity leaders with tools and practical strategies to navigate this unpredictable technological era of AI. I firmly believe this is one of the most comprehensive books on cybersecurity risk management you will find today. Mark McClain draws on his own experiences in the field, breaking down complex concepts in a way so that even executives and managers with no IT background can understand the core ideas of cybersecurity. I think the author's in-depth explanations and examples make this book very accessible for the target audience. For people working in corporations, especially in the IT departments, this one should be a no-brainer.
