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Cybersecurity Evangelist

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Identity has become the new perimeter—but even strong MFA isn’t enough. As attackers adopt more sophisticated methods, from MFA bypass to SIM swapping to manipulating help desk staff, organizations face growing exposure in areas often overlooked. Incidents like Scattered Spider’s attacks reveal that adversaries now target the weakest links in identity workflows, from customer service centers to employee onboarding. Traditional identity access management methods, including knowledge-based authentication, are no longer sufficient against threat actors armed with stolen data and social engineering tactics.



This webcast brings together real-world lessons and forward-looking strategies for strengthening identity assurance. Experts will explore how to integrate advanced identity threat detection techniques—such as document verification, biometric matching, and AI-driven behavioral risk analysis—into a defense-in-depth model that protects both consumers and employees. Attendees will gain a practical roadmap for modernizing identity security, ensuring that only legitimate users—not imposters—gain access to critical systems and services.
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Attendees will learn:
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<li>Why attackers increasingly exploit traditional identity access management and help desk processes—and how to close those gaps.</li>
<li>How to build a multi-layered identity threat detection and mitigation strategy that combines MFA, biometrics, document validation, and behavioral analytics.</li>
<li>Practical steps for evolving your identity program to counter modern tactics like MFA bypass, SIM swapping, and social engineering.</li>
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