This blog was originally published here IT Admins and CISOs in today’s enterprise environments face mounting challenges in managing passwords across sprawling user bases, applications, and devices. In industries like financial services, higher education, and energy, the stakes are even higher: a single compromised password can lead to data breaches, regulatory penalties, and reputational damage….
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Supply Chain of Trust Broken | What the Ribbon Communications Breach Tells Us About Identity at the Network Layer
November 13th, 2025 by Vaughn-Shane Camarda | Posted in Best Practices, News, Perspective, Security Outcomes |
Tags: Critical Infrastructure, cyber resilience, IAM, Identity First Security, identity-defined security, Network Identity, PAM, Supply Chain Security, Telecom Security, Zero trust
Modern supply chains run on trust. In cybersecurity, trust is often our greatest exposure. The recent Ribbon Communications breach, reportedly the work of a nation-state actor operating undetected for nearly a year, highlights a pattern we’ve seen before with Salt Typhoon: patient, credential-driven infiltration of telecom and infrastructure ecosystems. These aren’t just data breaches. They…
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