See how identity gaps—left unmonitored—led to major security incidents. This timeline breaks down what went wrong
MGM Resorts (September 2023)
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A social engineering attack on the MGM help desk let attackers reset MFA on a privileged Okta account, leading to unauthorized access and eventual ransomware.
Microsoft – Midnight Blizzard (January 2024)
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A state-sponsored threat group used password-spraying to compromise a non-production test account that lacked MFA, granting access to corporate email and internal data.
Change Healthcare (February 2024)
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Attackers leveraged stolen credentials on a remote Citrix gateway that lacked MFA enforcement, launching a ransomware attack affecting patient data.
AT&T – Snowflake Identities (April 2024)
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Stolen Snowflake login credentials without enforced MFA let attackers exfiltrate massive volumes of call record data, exposing sensitive information.
Slack at Disney (July 2024)
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A malware-infected personal device captured an employee’s Slack token, letting attackers impersonate them and steal over 1 TB of internal data.
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