Who is responsible for managing fraud on P2P payment services like Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle?

Incident & Problem ManagementIdentity & Access Management (IAM)

The payment service (Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, etc.)54%

Your bank37%

Law enforcement agencies6%

Government regulatory agencies1%

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Password7%

Biometrics (Fingerprint, Face ID)42%

Hardware Tokens22%

SMS Text Message14%

Software Tokens12%

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How would you rate your group’s ability to respond to a zero-day attack?

Excellent – couldn’t be better!4%

Very good57%

Good25%

Acceptable – it’s good enough6%

Not good – we have to do better5%

Don’t know / show results1%

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Non-human identities (NHIs), such as API keys, service accounts, and tokens, outnumber humans by 25 to 50 times and often go ungoverned. From Entro’s 2025 report:
• 90% have excessive permissions
• 44% are exposed in the wild
• 91% of stale secrets are never revoked

What helped us: inventory, assign owners, right-size access, monitor behavior, and test continuously.

How mature is your NHI program? Biggest barrier, tooling, ownership, or adoption?

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