In modern cybersecurity, the traditional network perimeter is not just dissolving it is officially dead. As organizations accelerate cloud-native adoption, hybrid workforce models, and API-driven architectures, traditional defenses like network firewalls, VPNs, and endpoint agents are no longer sufficient on their own. Attackers no longer focus solely on breaking through network walls; they log in using compromised credentials. Today, Identity is the new primary security perimeter. Whether an attacker leverages an unpatched zero-day vulnerability, an unmonitored API endpoint, or an Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) phishing campaign, their ultimate operational objective remains unchanged: escalate privileges, access service accounts, and move laterally across your cloud and on-premises environments. However, when a modern Identity and Access Management (IAM) framework is in place specifically powered by Microsoft Entra  vulnerabilities are contained at the entry point. Identity acts a...