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Make Identity Threat Detection your security strategy for 2026

Sponsored by Tenfold Software

January 20, 2026
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Attackers no longer break in, they log in. To defend against compromised accounts and insider threats, organizations need in-depth visibility into IT events. Identity Threat Detection helps you spot suspicious activity and stop attackers in their tracks.
Defend against your #1 threat
From phishing mails to leaked passwords and social engineering, identity-based attacks are the most common form of attack businesses face today. Low-effort approaches such as malicious emails and password spraying are easy to automate and run at scale, resulting in a constant barrage that can wear down even the most vigilant users.
If just one attack among thousands of attempts makes it past your defenses, it can spell disaster for your organization.
Once an attacker has access to a single account on your network, they move fast, spreading to other systems, covering their tracks and lying in wait until they are ready to cause as much damage as possible.
Go from risk mitigation to proactive defense
There are many steps organizations can take to minimize the risk of a successful attack. Email filters can stop phishing attempts from hitting your users’ inboxes. MFA and conditional access help prevent unauthorized logins.
Effective access control designed around the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP) limits the amount of damage a single compromised account can cause. These are all good ideas that you should include in your security strategy.
The problem is that no form of prevention is 100% effective. Which leaves security teams with a burning question: How can you tell if you have suffered a breach? Would you even know if an attacker was lurking in your environment right now? Or would you be left unaware until they make themselves known? Once it’s too late, your data is gone and every device has been encrypted?
With identities becoming the frontline of today’s threat landscape, organizations that want to mount an effective defense need to make Identity Security a centerpiece of their strategy. It is no longer enough to reduce risk and hope for the best.
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) gives you the in-depth visibility you need to see what is happening in your environment and act when it matters most.

tenfold: Your all-in-one solution for Identity Governance & Security
From role-based access to lifecycle automation and access reviews for shared content, tenfold gives you full control over user accounts and IT privileges. With a growing set of logging and event auditing features, our platform now combines Identity Governance and Identity Security in a single solution. The best part? All new features are included in your subscription at no additional cost.
Book your personal tenfold demo to see it in action!
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Know your enemy, know your user
By logging and analyzing events across all systems, ITDR gives you up-to-the-minute information on exactly what is going on in your IT environment: What your users are up to, when new accounts are added or security groups are changed.
From there, filters, alerts and behavioral analytics allow you to spot suspicious activity and respond to threats quickly.
The better you understand your users’ normal behavior, the easier it becomes to identify malicious activity.
For example, most employees are only active at specific times and stick to a small number of apps, folders and resources (whatever is relevant to their current project). By contrast, some IT events are clear red flags that your security team will want to investigate right away:
A sudden spike in (unsuccessful) logon events
Unexpected logins to privileged accounts
New accounts being created outside of onboarding workflows
Changes to group policy or security settings
Users accessing a lot of directories in a short time (outside their normal job role)
Even if there is a innocent explanation for an unusual pattern in IT activity, being aware of these events allows your IT team to investigate what is going on and rule out an account breach or insider threat. When it comes to suspicious behavior, you should always follow the approach “better safe than sorry.”

tenfold logs IT events, consolidates them into an easily readable format and lets you filter for specific systems, event types and users.
tenfold: Governance & Event Auditing in one platform
Are you tired of flying blind and want to boost your Identity Security strategy in 2026? Are you looking for a powerful Identity solution that won’t nickel and dime you with per-feature pricing?
With tenfold, you get Identity Governance, Data Access Governance and Event Auditing – all in the same platform. That means with just a single subscription, you can:
Automate on- and offboarding with user lifecycles & role-based access
Get a detailed breakdown of user permissions down to folders and objects
Implement access reviews across local and cloud systems
Investigate IT events from a centralized log with powerful filters
Identify suspicious activity and respond to attacks quickly
Take your first steps towards Identity Threat Detection with our user-friendly, no-code platform – built from the ground up to be deployed quickly and easy to operate. It’s time to close the loop and govern with confidence, from streamlined onboarding to event auditing.
Learn more about tenfold by booking a personalized walkthrough of our solution today.
Sponsored and written by Tenfold Software.

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Identity Threat Detection (ITDR) is presented as the critical security strategy for 2026, shifting the focus from simply preventing breaches to actively detecting and responding to compromises. The core argument, articulated by Tenfold Software, centers on the increasing sophistication of attacks, which now primarily leverage compromised accounts rather than direct system intrusions.

The document frames the challenge as organizations being “blind” and “flying without a map,” lacking the visibility needed to identify and react to threats in real-time. ITDR, as promoted by Tenfold, aims to bridge this gap by consolidating and analyzing IT event logs to provide up-to-the-minute insight into user activity – including login attempts, resource access, and changes to security configurations.

Key elements of the ITDR strategy, as outlined, include: behavioral analytics – recognizing deviations from established user norms as potential indicators of malicious activity – and proactive monitoring of privileged accounts. The document highlights specific “red flags” such as sudden increases in failed login attempts, unexpected access to privileged accounts, and unusual changes to group policies or security settings.

Tenfold Software positions its platform as the solution for this emerging threat landscape. It emphasizes integration of Identity Governance and Identity Security within a single platform, streamlining operations and reducing complexity. The platform offers capabilities for automated onboarding and offboarding, data access governance, and event auditing.

The document’s strategy is built on a fundamental shift in mindset, emphasizing detection and rapid response over simply attempting to prevent initial breaches. The core message is that organizations must transition from a reactive to a proactive approach, using real-time insights to identify and contain threats before they escalate.