Stolen credentials, hijacked sessions and MFA fatigue attacks have made identity the front line of business security. We design the access controls, and a 24/7 security operations centre watches every login for the moment something isn't right.
Identity security is two disciplines: designing access properly, and detecting when a legitimate login is being used illegitimately. Most providers do the first. The second is where breaches are actually caught.
Multi-factor authentication enforced without exceptions, conditional access policies that consider who, where and what device, and least-privilege access that's reviewed rather than accumulated.
A 24/7 security operations centre watching every identity for credential theft, session hijacking, rogue inbox rules, impossible travel and shadow workflows - with humans investigating and responding, not just alerting.
When a credential is phished or a session stolen, speed decides the damage. Contained sessions, revoked tokens, rotated credentials and a clear picture of what the attacker touched.
Why MFA alone stopped being enough. Modern phishing kits sit between your user and the real login page, capturing the session token after MFA has been completed - the attacker never needs the password again. MFA remains essential (see the 99% above), but it's the start of identity security, not the end of it. Detection of what happens after login is where the current generation of attacks gets caught - and it's why identity monitoring sits inside our managed security platform rather than being sold as an optional extra.
Most businesses find out weeks later, from a customer who received a strange invoice. The first conversation about doing it properly is free.