Field analysis, not press releases.
Commentary on identity threat research, directory security, and what it means for how identity should actually be defended — written by the team building Identera.
The Attacks That Don't Trip a Single Alert
Three separate pieces of identity threat research published this summer — from Microsoft, Google's Threat Intelligence Group, and Mandiant — converge on the same uncomfortable point: the most damaging identity compromises today look completely ordinary, one action at a time.
We Tried to Solve This in 2022
On July 27, 2026, hackers began systematically attacking water facilities across the United States. By the time...
The Attack that Looked Like A User
What the OpenAI/Hugging Face breach means for identity security in financial services On July 22, 2026, something...
The Attacks That Don’t Trip A Single Alert
The Attacks That Don't Trip a Single Alert — Identera Blog FIELD ANALYSIS The Attacks That Don't Trip a Single...