The concept of an "identity chain of custody" is proposed as a crucial new standard for cybersecurity in an era where breaches often originate from third-party vendors rather than internal systems. This framework aims to ensure that digital identity, like physical evidence, remains traceable and provable from its point of access to its ultimate use. Current practices rely too heavily on initial due diligence and contractual agreements, neglecting the continuous governance of external access and privileges. Without this new standard, companies remain liable for breaches originating in outsourced environments, as customer trust and legal accountability are tied to the primary entity, not the vendor. AI
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