Credential Theft Happens. Here's How to Survive It

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Compromised credentials remain one of the most common entry points for cyberattacks, and increasingly, attackers don't need to exploit vulnerabilities to gain access. By leveraging stolen passwords, phishing campaigns, and trusted third-party relationships, cybercriminals can often sign in as legitimate users and move quickly through an organization. In this session, Rajesh Agnihotri explores how credential-based attacks unfold and why traditional access models are no longer enough to protect modern organizations. Using real-world examples and practical security insights, you'll learn how a Zero Trust approach continuously verifies identity, device trust, security posture, and access context before granting access. Join us to discover how organizations across the Asia-Pacific region are strengthening their security posture, reducing the impact of compromised credentials, and implementing proactive security strategies that help prevent unauthorized access and limit lateral movement.