Identity breaches are increasing in number and impact, leaving businesses more vulnerable than before. Cybersecurity firm CyberArk says companies need a unified, automated approach to identity security to address the growing threat.
Identity breaches are becoming more common and more damaging over time. This development is putting businesses at greater risk of data loss and unauthorized access to critical systems.
In 2026, organizations in Colombia face an average of 2,803 weekly cyberattacks, with potential losses up to US$6.3 million per incident. Recent data leaks via third-party providers have exposed sensitive information from BBVA and Nubank clients, as well as from entities like Supersalud and Dian. Experts warn about the vulnerability of these weak links in the security chain.
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