Your Employees Have One Digital Identity
Brief
Why Fuzed Identity Intelligence is Becoming Essential to Enterprise Security
For years, enterprises have treated a digital identity as an internal construct.
An employee had a corporate email address, a directory account, assigned devices, application entitlements, and a set of credentials. Security teams protected those assets through Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions, and monitoring.
That model no longer reflects reality.
The person behind an enterprise account also has personal email addresses, mobile numbers, social profiles, usernames, devices, browser sessions, payment accounts, exposed credentials, and years of digital history. Those identifiers do not remain neatly separated from the corporate environment. On the contrary, those personal assets are now part of corporate risk.