Eliminate impersonation-
based breaches

Is john.smith@yourbiz.com really who he claims to be? Too often, there simply isn’t a way to be sure. Impersonation-based breaches are usually the result of
bad actors gaining access to user credentials. And whether credentials are compromised through phishing, credential stuffing, brute force attacks, or even
social engineering, there is one common thread - passwords as the sole authentication factor.

Passwords aren’t the only culprits though - excessive user privileges and a lack of user behavior monitoring can compound the problem by expanding the scale
of breaches resulting from user impersonation and failing to detect such breaches for extended periods of time.