Identity remains the top threat vector. Attackers exploit shared credentials, weak device posture, and conduct session hijacking, phishing, and MFA fatigue to gain unauthorized access.
This whitepaper introduces a defense architecture that removes these weak links by design. It explains how public-private key pairs stored on hardware, continuous risk-based access, posture validation, and origin binding replace shared secrets and reduce attack surfaces. You’ll discover how to prevent MITRE ATT&CK techniques commonly used in credential compromise and session-based attacks — and how strong, device-anchored identity systems can preserve security without sacrificing usability.