LeadThem Consulting's take on the new Quest platform reminded me of those early...

LeadThem Consulting's take on the new Quest platform reminded me of those early conversations with CIOs during M&A deals, where the real headaches start with overlooked service accounts that no one's touched in ages. In my experience leading integrations, from small teams of 10 to enterprises with 80,000 users, these non-human identities often fly under the radar until a migration forces the issue. They hold onto privileges that make a compromised account a fast path to broader threats, especially when you're consolidating directories post-acquisition. Unifying visibility here isn't just convenient; it cuts down on the surprises that derail timelines and inflate costs. I've seen this play out in sectors like logistics and financial services, where bringing migration, recovery, and threat detection together has helped teams spot risks earlier. In one large logistics integration for 16,000 employees, addressing these accounts upfront reduced potential vulnerabilities by aligning security with the migration process from day one. https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn%3Ali%3Ashare%3A7455338004803473408