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Why adaptive identity, dynamic trust, and cultural alignment are shaping the next era of enterprise cybersecurity. By Karl Woolfenden A New Era of Identity Cybersecurity has always been an arms race—attackers innovate, defenders scramble to catch up. But for Jim Alkove, co-founder and CEO of Oleria, the most critical battlefield is no longer the perimeter or even the cloud. It’s identity. “The challenge we’re seeing is that traditional identity solutions haven’t kept up with the pace of change inside organizations,” Alkove explains. “Roles evolve, responsibilities shift, and yet too often, access controls remain rigid and outdated. That creates both friction for employees and risk for the enterprise.” Identity management, once seen as a compliance function, has now become the nerve center of organizational security. In Alkove’s view, the future of digital trust depends on making identity systems adaptive, intelligent, and above all, aligned with how businesses actually operate.  From Checkbox to Competitive A