New environments create new identities and, consequently, compromising identities will remain the most preferred method for attackers to evade cyber defences and gain access to critical data and assets.

Most of organisations in India expect identity-related compromise this year, stemming from economic-driven cutbacks, geopolitical factors, cloud adoption and hybrid working. A majority (84%) say this will happen as part of a digital transformation initiative such as cloud adoption or legacy app migration.

A report from CyberArk shows how the tension between difficult economic conditions and the pace of technology innovation, including the evolution of artificial intelligence, is influencing the growth of identity-led cybersecurity exposure.

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