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Who is accountable when a vishing attack leads to account takeover?

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By NHI Mgmt Group Editorial Team Updated June 7, 2026 Domain: Governance, Ownership & Risk

Accountability usually spans identity operations, service desk ownership, and security governance because the failure often sits in the recovery process, not the login prompt. Teams should review who approves resets, who audits enrolments, and who owns containment when a legitimate session is abused.

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NHIMG Editorial Note
Reviewed and updated by the NHIMG editorial team on June 7, 2026.
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