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of companies faced an identity-related breach last year.
expected increase in total identities for most orgs in 2025.
You can't secure what you can't see. Most enterprises struggle with fragmented identity spanning cloud platforms, legacy apps, and SaaS tools—creating security gaps that hackers exploit.
When employees juggle credentials across disconnected systems, risky behaviors emerge: password reuse, shared accounts, and unauthorized workarounds. Meanwhile, departing employees retain access for weeks, and privilege creep accumulates as roles change. These aren't isolated incidents—they're systematic vulnerabilities.
Regulatory audits are exposing the same identity control deficiencies repeatedly, leading to costly fines and damaged reputation. Manual access reviews become checkbox exercises where managers rubber-stamp permissions they don't understand, while segregation of duties violations go undetected until it's too late.
The hidden cost? Your security team wastes weeks collecting audit evidence instead of strengthening defenses. Without automated identity controls and unified visibility, compliance becomes an expensive burden that distracts from strategic security initiatives—leaving you vulnerable to the next breach.
Top 11 Enterprise IAM Risks and Problems Guide [PDF]
See if your organization is unwittingly facing these risks and problems—and whether you've identified a key risk that most companies miss.
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