Hausse des usurpations d'identité : de nouvelles recommandations de sécurité

14 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Le nombre et l'impact des usurpations d'identité augmentent, rendant les entreprises plus vulnérables qu'auparavant. La société de cybersécurité CyberArk affirme que les entreprises doivent adopter une approche unifiée et automatisée de la sécurité des identités pour faire face à cette menace croissante.

Les usurpations d'identité deviennent plus fréquentes et plus dommageables au fil du temps. Cette évolution expose les entreprises à un risque accru de perte de données et d'accès non autorisé à leurs systèmes critiques.

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