Use Case

Identity Breach Prevention

Stop Breaches and Identity-Related Threats

Identity-Related Breaches are on the Rise

In 2022 alone, nearly 70% of disclosed breaches were attributed to unauthorized access, an uptick from 36% in the last ten years. This growing trend in identity-related breaches has given way to a new paradigm in the IAM world.

Enterprises now look to Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) to resolve identity security gaps. ISPM grants the visibility to achieve better identity hygiene by continuously discovering and analyzing identity risk. It also helps you remediate configurations and fortify cybersecurity to stop identity-related breaches.

70%

of breaches are due to unauthorized access

93%

of breaches involve identity data

66+

million records lost due to misconfiguration of security controls

20%

year-over-year increase in identity-related breaches

Prevent Identity Related Threats

Visibility and standardized controls are key to aligning your Identity Security Posture and preventing identity-related breaches. Don’t be the next statistic. Discover, Manage, Authorize, and enforce security.

Discover

PlainID’s Identity Insights provides insights into where Identity Security posture is misaligned in your ecosystem. Allow its AI-powered insights to pinpoint the highest-risk items that need to be addressed quickly.

Manage

PlainID’s SaaS Authorization Management makes it easy to align your access control configuration across the myriad of industry-leading SaaS products in a standardized way – all powered by Policy-Based Access Control (PBAC). Centralized management of Access Controls grants deeper visibility into how digital identities are connected to data and assets.

Authorize

Use PlainID’s Dynamic Authorization Service to achieve Identity Posture even further by weaving dynamic risk-based authorization throughout your applications, APIs, microservices, and data access layers enterprise-wide.

Oct 15, 2026

Non-Human Identities Are Multiplying. How Do You Keep Machine Access Under Control?

At 6:40 on a Friday evening, your secret scanner flags an API key committed to a public GitHub repository. The key belongs to inventory-sync, a service that reconciles stock levels between your warehouse system and your e-commerce platform. Rotating the key takes your on-call engineer four minutes. Answering the next question takes the rest of the weekend: what could someone holding that key have reached during the nine hours it sat in public? The service account behind it turns out to carry read-write access to four production databases, plus a grant to the payments API that a contractor added during an integration project two years ago. The contractor is gone. The engineer who built the service moved to another team. Nobody can say which of those permissions inventory-sync still uses.

Hila Shitrit Nissim

Oct 15, 2026

How to Build an AI Agent Permission Control Framework Security Teams Can Actually Audit

Your internal audit team sends a request on a Tuesday morning. They want a list of every customer record the claims-processing agent read last quarter, which adjuster the agent was working for on each read, and the policy that allowed it. You have the agent’s logs from the LLM gateway, request logs from the API gateway, and query logs from the claims database, and none of them share an identifier. The agent ran under a service account called svc-claims-ai, so the database shows one identity making forty thousand queries. Nothing in any of the three systems records why a given query was permitted. Three engineers spend two weeks rebuilding a partial answer, and the auditor marks the control as ineffective anyway.

Hila Shitrit Nissim

Oct 9, 2026

Operationalizing Zero Trust: How Runtime Authorization Fulfills NIST SP 800-207 & SP 800-207A

NIST SP 800-207 defines Zero Trust Architecture as a shift away from implicit trust based on network perimeters toward explicit, dynamic access decisions for every enterprise resource. While authentication establishes what identity is at the front door, authorization determines what that identity is permitted to access, do, and expose at the moment execution occurs.

Gal Helemski

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