It highlights the difference and explains why both require protection. This is a key part of complying with the GDPR in practice.
What happens when identities become the hidden point of attack within a company?
Identity security has become a central part of modern cybersecurity because attackers are increasingly exploiting legitimate users, roles, service accounts, and access rights rather than traditional technical vulnerabilities.
For Danish companies, this means that access control is no longer just about logins and passwords, but about understanding how a single compromised identity can open the door to critical systems, cloud environments, and business data.
