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Vol. I · No. 1

The Identity at the Core

The Definitive Chronicle of Identity & Access Management

Breach: BREACH: Major healthcare provider confirms 2.3M patient records exposed via misconfigured SCIM endpointVulnerability: CVE-2026-31847: Critical RCE in FortiAuthenticator — CVSS 9.8 — Patch immediatelyBreach: BREACH: European fintech platform leaks OAuth tokens affecting 890K usersAdvisory: ADVISORY: CISA warns of active exploitation of SAML implementation flaws in enterprise SSO productsBreach: BREACH: Major healthcare provider confirms 2.3M patient records exposed via misconfigured SCIM endpointVulnerability: CVE-2026-31847: Critical RCE in FortiAuthenticator — CVSS 9.8 — Patch immediatelyBreach: BREACH: European fintech platform leaks OAuth tokens affecting 890K usersAdvisory: ADVISORY: CISA warns of active exploitation of SAML implementation flaws in enterprise SSO products

BREACH: Major healthcare provider confirms 2.3M patient records exposed via misconfigured SCIM endpoint

CVE-2026-31847: Critical RCE in FortiAuthenticator — CVSS 9.8 — Patch immediately

BREACH: European fintech platform leaks OAuth tokens affecting 890K users

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