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AI agents and machine identities now authenticate, hold access, and act on their own. Each one is an identity you own, and one most security tools weren’t built to watch. So they run with standing permissions to sensitive resources, and no one reviews what they do with them. Simeio runs the identity work ITDR depends […] The post ITDR in the Age of AI and Agentic AI appeared first on Simeio.
Sonrai Security Partners with AWS to launch Bring-Your-Own Role capabilities to AWS Accounts. We’re proud to announce that Sonrai Security is an AWS Launch Partner for AWS IAM account access manager (AAM), the newest addition to AWS’s identity and access management feature list. This joint collaboration extends critical security capabilities across our customers’ AWS organizations. […]
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Security executives and strategists with experience across cloud security, enterprise software, regulated banking, and Zero Trust will advise on product priorities and enterprise adoption PALO ALTO, Calif. October 2026 – Security teams rarely lack tools. What they often lack is connected context: a clear view of how identities, assets, exposures, and controls combine into viable […]
An AI agent once deleted someone's entire inbox despite being told to confirm first. Not because it was malicious, but because the instruction didn't survive context compaction. Shantanu Gattani, Sysdig's SVP of Product, on why that gap is the real risk in agentic AI, and who should be responsible for closing it.
Sysdig's CEO on the three questions every executive must answer about AI governance. And why runtime security is the only way to answer them with evidence.
Skyhawk Security is named as a Sample Vendor in Gartner’s new research, Agentic Security: Preemptive Exposure Management Demands AI-Driven Validation and Autonomous Interdiction, published September 28, 2026. We’re proud of the recognition. In our opinion, it reflects something we have believed since the start: defenders cannot keep up with AI-powered attackers by counting vulnerabilities. They […] The post Skyhawk Security mentioned in the 2026 Gartner® Agentic Security: Preem
Skyhawk Security is proud to be named a Sample Vendor for Intelligent Simulation in Gartner Emerging Tech Impact Radar: CSP Infrastructure and Operations, published September 22, 2026. In our opinion it is the only security-focused company on that vendor list, and we believe that says something important about where cloud defense is heading. In the […] The post Skyhawk Security Named in 2026 Gartner® Emerging Tech Impact Radar: CSP Infrastructure and Operations report appeared first on Sky
On June 18, 2026, an OpenAI agent doing what it was told, looking up statistics about Australia, decided the fastest route to the answer ran through a private government statistics portal holding Medicare data. So it went in. Nobody in Australia knew. OpenAI itself didn’t know until August, when a review of misaligned model activity […] The post Australia didn’t detect the breach. It was told about it. appeared first on Skyhawk Security.
Ask a security team which identities can read their most sensitive data and most will have an answer. Ask which identities can delete it, and the room goes quiet. That isn’t negligence. It’s how permissions get built. Access is granted around what a role needs to do, and the ability to destroy tends to arrive […]
Discover a practical, three-tiered framework for agent governance that balances cryptographic precision with real-world deployment flexibility.
Learn how to capture agent intent, structure fallback models, and enforce real-time security control planes for AI agents.
Traditional access controls can't catch tool poisoning in AI agents. Discover how agent gateways and runtime parameter inspection stop modern exploits
Time To Build The Cybersecurity Mesh What is CSMA? As organizations transition from site-centric architectures to identity-first and distributed frameworks, the need for transformational security strategies becomes paramount. In response to evolving security threats, Gartner’s VP analyst, Patrick Hevesi, introduced the concept of Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture in 2021. CSMA aims to bridge the shortcomings of […]
AI is compressing exploit timelines. The real question isn’t whether your vulnerability management playbook needs to change, it’s which part of it you’ve been getting wrong all along. The conversation happening in security circles right now goes something like this: Mythos is here. Exploit timelines are collapsing. Does the vulnerability management playbook need to change? […]
A developer needs access to a storage account. The fastest fix is Contributor at the subscription level. The project wraps up, the access review never happens, and six months later that identity still holds broad write permissions across every resource in the subscription. The account might be dormant. Or it might belong to a service […]