On-Demand Webcast|1 hour

The industrialization of identity compromise

Attendees will learn:

How PhaaS platforms defeat traditional MFA and help create skyrocketing rates of account compromise
How to use AI-powered ITDR to catch and expose intrusion attempts
How to implement 24/7 MDR with SOC-as-a-Service, CTEM, and least-privilege principles to protect systems from identity-related threats

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The speed of modern identity compromise is outpacing the speed of traditional identity defense, a new report from eSentire makes clear.

In 2025, the report finds, account compromise attacks rose a whopping 389% year-over year with phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platforms enabling exploitation within 14 minutes of credential theft; IT-impersonation attacks increased 14-fold; attacks using valid stolen credentials had an 85% success rate; and 63% of all account-compromise incidents could be traced back to PhaaS platforms.

Traditional identity defenses are not working against an industrialized cybercrime ecosystem using the most modern credential-theft methods. We'll discuss how organizations can fight back using managed detection and response (MDR) services, AI-driven identity threat detection and response (ITDR) platforms, and structural improvements including strong MFA, temporary credentials and session cookies, and limited privileges.

Event Speakers

Spence Hutchinson

Senior Manager, Threat Intelligence Research at eSentire

Spence Hutchinson is a seasoned cybersecurity professional with over a decade of experience in security operations training and has spent the last eight years in threat intelligence leadership and research roles. As a researcher, Spence examines the intersection of incident data and external sources to form a broader intelligence picture that can be operationalized in threat hunts, reports, and other products. In a prior role he developed and led training for security operations at multiple experience levels. Spence’s career highlights include investigations into sophisticated cyberattacks, acting as a trainer/facilitator for a NATO-led cyber exercise and developing SOC and Threat Intelligence teams

Mandy Logan

Brainstem Hacker and InfoSec Enthusiast at Redacted

Advanced, multi-faceted professional with background in SWPP, construction management, functional architect/engineer to field liaison ship, commercial design, and marketing/business development. Re-entering world following fantastic recovery from intense injuries. Using experience and drive to focus on data science, tech development for non-verbal autistics, biohacking and building up the information security community. I’m a fighter, a comic, and a re-abled person through and through, with desire for positive change everywhere I go.