Cloud environments are now a leading source of breach exposure, yet detection still lags behind how attacks actually unfold. Recent industry reporting shows that nearly 40% of data breaches involve data stored across multiple environments, including public cloud, while misconfigurations and compromised credentials remain among the most common initial attack vectors. At the same time, the average time to identify and contain a breach remains over 200 days, highlighting how long attackers can operate undetected. The gap is clear: organizations have visibility, but not the ability to quickly connect activity, prioritize risk, and act before attackers move laterally or escalate access.

Modern cloud intrusions are subtle, identity-driven, and often indistinguishable from legitimate behavior, making them difficult to detect with traditional approaches. This reinforces the need to identify and contain threats earlier in their lifecycle, before they become full-scale incidents.

This OnDemand session discusses:

• Nearly 40% of breaches involve cloud and multi-environment data exposure;
• Misconfigurations and compromised identities remain leading causes of cloud incidents;
• Breach detection and containment still takes over 200 days on average.