• SentinelOne published an annual threat report describing a shift in cyber breaches toward abuse of identity systems, enterprise infrastructure, and automation.
• The report said edge devices have become a primary attack surface, with nearly 46% of recent zero-days targeting them.
• It identified increased targeting of CI/CD pipelines and development workflows to introduce malicious code and extract secrets before deployment.
• The report said identity-based intrusions often use stolen tokens, phishing, and compromised accounts, and it recommended continuous monitoring of post-login behavior.
• Steve Stone said attackers are relying less on single exploits and more on gaps between security and operations, and emphasized testing whether controls can withstand modern attacks.

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