Digital identity is evolving rapidly, but so are the risks. In the past year alone, major breaches at Okta, Microsoft, and Xfinity have exposed critical weaknesses in identity and access management (IAM), leaving UK businesses questioning whether their defences are strong enough.

This exclusive Cyber Risk Alliance Business Intelligence report dives deep into the state of identity in 2024, revealing the growing tension between security and user experience. While 74 percent of security professionals report rising concerns over unauthorised access, many struggle with IAM integration, shadow IT, and the cost of implementing zero-trust frameworks.

With the shift towards passwordless authentication, advanced analytics, and least-privilege access, organisations must adapt—or risk being left vulnerable. Are UK businesses ready to secure identities without disrupting operations? What steps can they take to future-proof their IAM strategies?

Download the full report now to uncover industry insights, expert recommendations, and the path to stronger identity security in the digital age. 

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