October 2026 (date not disclosed in original text), a cybersecurity webinar reported that the primary risk following identity credential theft extends beyond initial access—attackers may leverage legitimate accounts to continuously escalate privileges. As AI accelerates reconnaissance, exploit execution, and privilege escalation, adversaries can rapidly move laterally before security teams complete their investigations. The discussion focused on runtime identity controls to restrict subsequent actions executable by compromised accounts.
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