Every attack in this session works the same way. It arrives inside something your team already trusts: a live vendor thread, a familiar support process, a real login screen, a message from leadership. You will see six of them up close.

Stolen session tokens, device-code approvals, and commands the user pastes in themselves all sail past strong controls because nothing technically failed. A person approved it. You will learn exactly where authentication ends and judgment begins.

The gap between an organization that absorbs one of these and one that does not is rarely budget. It is whether people can name the warning signs, whether reporting takes seconds instead of a meeting, and whether someone is watching after the login.