Make Identity Threat Detection your security strategy for 2026
Recorded: Jan. 20, 2026, 7:04 p.m.
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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. |