Aumento de violações de identidade leva a novas recomendações de segurança

14 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

As violações de identidade estão aumentando em número e impacto, deixando as empresas mais vulneráveis do que antes. A empresa de segurança cibernética CyberArk afirma que as companhias precisam de uma abordagem unificada e automatizada para a segurança de identidade a fim de enfrentar a ameaça crescente.

As violações de identidade estão se tornando mais comuns e mais prejudiciais com o passar do tempo. Esse cenário está colocando as empresas em maior risco de perda de dados e acesso não autorizado a sistemas críticos.

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