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How Veza Models Every Bedrock Agent, Action Group, Knowledge Base, and IAM Role in a Single Access Graph When we launched AI Agent Security for Amazon Bedrock in December, we promised customers one thing: that every Bedrock Agent in their AWS account would show up in the Access Graph as a first-class non-human identity — […] The post Inside Veza’s AI Agent Security for Amazon Bedrock Agents: A Technical Deep Dive appeared first on Veza.
Veza product 2026.5 delivers enhanced time-to-value for access governance, bridging the gap between identifying security exposures and taking remediation action. New this month, teams can now trigger remediation within NHI and Access Intelligence products; a scoped Remediation Owner role enables customers, including security analysts, to act on findings while maintaining least privilege in Veza; and […] The post Veza Product Updates – May 2026 appeared first on Veza.
Your Foundry Agents Are Live in Azure. Today, You Can See What They Run As — and What They Can Reach. Azure AI Foundry is where developers ship agents on top of Azure OpenAI, Azure AI Search, third-party model deployments, and the broader Azure platform. Each Foundry agent runs against a model deployment, calls tools, […] The post Veza Expands AI Agent Security to Azure AI Foundry appeared first on Veza.
