El aumento de las brechas de identidad impulsa nuevas recomendaciones de seguridad

14 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

Las brechas de identidad aumentan en número e impacto, dejando a las empresas más vulnerables que antes. La firma de ciberseguridad CyberArk afirma que las empresas necesitan un enfoque unificado y automatizado de la seguridad de la identidad para hacer frente a esta creciente amenaza.

Las brechas de identidad se están volviendo más comunes y más perjudiciales con el paso del tiempo. Este desarrollo está exponiendo a las empresas a un mayor riesgo de pérdida de datos y acceso no autorizado a sistemas críticos.

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El aumento de las brechas de identidad impulsa nuevas recomendaciones de seguridad

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