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When the intelligence agencies of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand converge on a threat assessment, it’s worth paying attention. These agencies issue joint advisories regularly on specific threat actors and vulnerabilities—but when they begin warning about an entirely new class of capability with unusual urgency, the assessment behind it is […] The post Five Eyes Agencies Sound the Alarm: Is Your Enterprise Ready for Weaponized AI? appeared
‼️ Mark your calendars! Keycloak DevDay 2027 is coming back to Darmstadt, Germany, on April 8–9, 2027 ‼️ Like the previous edition, DevDay 2027 will span two days with the same overall structure – though with a few notable changes participants will notice: 📅 Thursday, April 8, 2027 – Conference Day: talks and deep dives from the Keycloak community and contributors. 📅 Friday, April 9, 2027 – Community Day: a more informal, hands-on day featuring a Hackathon and an OpenSpace with multiple breako
You rolled out MFA. You pushed auth apps across the whole company. You ran phishing simulations. You checked the compliance boxes. And yet, somewhere right now, an attacker is walking through a front door you built and called secure. That's not pessimism. That's math.
Identiverse 2026 Recap: Identity Is Still Cool, and the Problems Are Still Real Well, that’s a wrap. Identiverse 2026 is in the books. I spent the week on the conference floor and I’ll say what I’ve said before: Identity is Cool. The people in this space are genuinely solving hard problems, and that energy doesn’t
Identiverse is a good barometer for where identity security is heading and this year, the tone was set with Tuesday morning's opening keynote by our CEO, Dr. John Pritchard, on "The Three Identity Problem: Surviving the Chaotic Era." The post Surviving the Chaotic Era: Three Things We Learned at Identiverse 2026 appeared first on Radiant Logic | Unify, Observe, and Act on ALL Identity Data.
WISeKey’s WISeID Positioned to Benefit from Accelerating Global Transition to Post-Quantum Digital Identity and Authentication Standards Geneva, Switzerland – June 26, 2026 – WISeKey International Holding Ltd (SIX: WIHN; NASDAQ: WKEY), a global leader in cybersecurity, digital identity and IoT, today announced that its subsidiary WISeID, a digital identity and cybersecurity platform it is positioned to […]
Beyond the Hype: A Practitioner’s Guide to the Full AI Agent Lifecycle Posted from Identiverse 2026 — where the sessions were packed, the hallway conversations were sharp, and the same question kept surfacing: “But HOW do we actually do this?” Identiverse this year was electric. The keynotes were bold. The vendor booths were lit up […] The post Beyond the Hype: A Practitioner’s Guide to the Full AI Agent Lifecycle appeared first on Simeio.
Salesforce Agentforce and Snowflake Cortex have quietly become two of the largest agentic deployment platforms in the enterprise. The post Agentforce and Cortex aren’t SaaS features, they’re agent runtimes appeared first on P0 Security.
Dear Rafaela, You work as a UX designer for Adnovum’s Financial Services and Growth Markets units. Your career path has been anything but linear. Among other things, it has been shaped by the belief that if you don't try, you'll never find out. This is also true of your time at Adnovum. Please tell us more! I joined Adnovum in March 2021, initially as a software tester. My professional background had always been design, but like many others, I lost my job during Covid. When th
Scaling AI agent security shouldn't bury your admins. Learn how AI Gateways use behavioral baselines to automate standing access without risking data compromise.
Securing AI at Scale: Thales Joins the HPE Unleash AI Ecosystem josh.pearson@t… Thu, 06/25/2026 - 07:40 AI is moving fast. What started as experimentation is quickly becoming a real-world deployment across nearly every industry. But as organizations scale AI initiatives, many are realizing that innovation alone is not enough. Trust, governance, and security are now among the biggest challenges in enterprise AI adoption. Data Security Cloud Security Compliance Encryption Key Management Aamir Sard
Discover why traditional OAuth scopes fail to secure AI agents and how gateway-level security stops hidden privilege escalation in agentic deployments.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WISeKey and SEALSQ Establish Quantisimo Corp. as a Special Purpose Vehicle, and Execute Letter of Intent with GigCapital8 Corp. Proposed Strategic Business Public Company at $575 Million Initial Enterprise Value with Significant Long Term Growth Potential Through Strategic Acquisitions Proposed Transaction Intended to Create a Consolidated $2 Billion Trusted Quantum Pure-Play Platform […]
Silverfort integrates with Google Security Operations to help SecOps teams use identity telemetry to accelerate detection and response times.The post Silverfort identity response actions in Google Security Operations appeared first on Silverfort.
This article defines NHIs, catalogs examples and security risks, and shows how to turn discovery into lifecycle control: ownership, rotation, certification, and revocation.
B2B software providers in our space should be trembling in our boots, right?! Earlier this year, a Cloudflare engineer reimplemented most of the Next.js API surface in about a week. Using AI, he targeted the same test suite and …
While these look like AI-specific challenges, they reflect a long-standing enterprise issue: authorization. Inlägget The Challenge Isn’t AI. The Challenge Is Authorization. dök först upp på Axiomatics.
Growing SMEs do not need another security dashboard to manage. They need web protection that keeps pace with how staff actually work without adding more pressure onto internal IT. That is where many security setups start to fail. A tool that worked for a smaller office can become awkward once the business expands across remote staff, browser-based systems and Microsoft 365 access. Internal staff then spend more time untangling alerts than reviewing the actual risk. The strongest web security sol
How DNS Attacks Work Even though DNS works in the background of virtually everything you do in the digital space, very few people ever actually think about it. That’s because it’s meant to be invisible, translating the domain names you enter into Internet Protocol (IP) addresses your browser can reach. It’s fast, and it’s universal, […] The post Domain Name System (DNS) Attacks Explained appeared first on CyberFOX | Cybersecurity Software Provider.
I’m sharing this from my role as a Data & Insights Partner at LogicManager because reporting is often where unknown knowns either stay hidden or finally become actionable. The data may already exist, but without the right view, teams can miss the patterns, ownership gaps, and follow-up needs sitting [...]
🚨 Actively exploited Exchange Server zero-day is now patched. Refer to the Microsoft June updates section and links below. Messageware June Releases: Messageware AttachView SE/2019, 2016AttachView includes important security updates in our attachment viewing technology. Messageware EPG SE/2019, 2016EPG includes important Spamhaus and Geolocation updates. Get secure with our products: Server Security and Health monitoring (STG) Exchange [...] The post Microsoft June Security Updates for Exchange
Traditional security controls are no longer enough. Attackers innovate constantly, and the organisations defending against them must keep pace. Attackers innovate constantly and so must defenders. One approach that has gained significant traction in recent years is the Bug Bounty Program: a structured initiative that invites security researchers to identify vulnerabilities before malicious actors do. Bug […] The post Bug Bounties Explained: How Organisations Harness Ethical Hackers appeare
The RDM 2026.2 AI assistant goes from demo to daily driver: drive one prompt across Windows and Linux sessions, auto-document your changes, and triage issues in seconds — all with built-in approvals that keep you in control. See the three real-world workflows that show what hands-on AI operations actually look like.
Identity governance and administration is shifting from a compliance project to a continuous operating model, where event-driven automation, risk-aware decisions, and real-time visibility reduce friction while keeping governance aligned with fast-moving business change. The post Why Continuous Governance Is Becoming the New Enterprise IGA Standard appeared first on Omada.
The Swedish Patent and Market Court of Appeal has issued its judgment in the case between PhenixID AB and FortifiedID AB. The Court overturned the previous ruling of the Patent and Market Court and found that FortifiedID had intentionally misappropriated PhenixID’s trade secrets by acquiring and using portions of PhenixID’s source code in violation of the Swedish Trade Secrets Act.
In June 2026 Estonia's prime minister proposed giving every AI agent a national ID code, tied to a responsible operator, with set permissions and an audit trail. It names the right principles. The open question is who checks each action against the limit at runtime.
How Financial Institutions Use FIDO2 for Secure Transactions josh.pearson@t… Tue, 06/23/2026 - 07:19 As threats and regulations intensify across the globe, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) leaders are seeking robust, user-friendly authentication options to keep pace with new risk realities. FIDO2 has emerged as the industry benchmark, curbing fraud and supporting millions of passwordless logins daily. Identity & Access Management Compliance Access Control Regulation and compl
According to IBM’s 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report,  unpatched vulnerabilities continue to account for approximately 55% of successful breaches—a figure that’s remained stubbornly high despite years of awareness and improved tooling. The problem isn’t that organizations don’t know patches exist. It’s that traditional patch management approaches, designed for static on-premises environments with predictable […] The post Cloud Patch Management in 20
If staying abreast of the AI revolution were just a matter of investing in the flashiest new models, more enterprises would be reaping the benefits by now. But it is never that simple. Seasoned industry leaders know that the biggest …
Privileged Access Management (PAM): How Organizations Secure And Control Privileged Accounts Most breaches do not begin with highly sophisticated attacks. Instead, they often start when a threat actor gains access to an administrative (admin) account. From there, the attacker can move laterally, escalate privileges, and expand access across the environment – causing damage that can […] The post Privileged Access Management (PAM): How IT Teams Reduce Credential Risk and Maintain Control app
