Today’s enterprise environments are increasingly complex, spanning cloud, on-premises, and hybrid infrastructures, with users accessing applications from anywhere using a wide variety of identities, devices, and access methods. As identity becomes the primary control plane for Zero Trust, traditional access decisions based only on static credentials and roles are no longer sufficient to protect critical applications and data. At the same time, security teams depend on siloed tools that produce fragmented signals about user behavior and risk, making it difficult to build a complete picture of potential threats. Identity-related attacks such as credential compromise, abnormal authentication activity, and lateral movement are often detected in isolation, which slows response times and allows

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