Identity Security Tools Fall Short on Post-Alert Remediation
A comparison of six Identity Security Posture Management platforms argues that the meaningful differentiator is not alert detection but what happens after an alert fires, i.e. remediation workflow. This points to a gap between identity threat detection and actionable follow-through in current ISPM tooling.
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