In a nutshell “Vibe coding” is becoming a common development pattern. It lowers the barrier to building functional software, which is genuinely useful. It also produces a category of identity and access risk that most security teams have not yet accounted for. Code that no one fully understands tends to request more permissions than it…
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2025’s Identity Security Storm: AI, IoT and Emerging Threats
August 20th, 2025 by Vaughn-Shane Camarda | Posted in Best Practices, News, Perspective, Research, Security Outcomes |
Tags: AI Identity Security, AI Threats, digital identity, Emerging Tech, IAM, IoT Security, Machine Learning Security, PAM
This blog was originally published by Bravura Security here. A stark reality faces modern enterprises: 94% of cyber attacks now specifically target identity systems, not traditional network defenses. As threats rapidly evolve, organizations struggling with fragmented identity and access management (IAM), privileged and access management (PAM), and password management architectures face increasing risk from sophisticated…
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