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Digital transformation is reshaping manufacturing and critical national infrastructure (CNI) at an unprecedented pace. As operational technology and IT environments become increasingly interconnected, organizations face growing pressure to balance agility, resilience, compliance, and security while maintaining uptime and safety.
Part 3 of our interview series: Learn how AuthZed evaluates collaboration, ownership, and cultural fit in engineering candidates. Discover what we're looking for beyond technical skills and how to prepare for behavioral questions that matter.
This is a perspective from my role as Director of Software Development at LogicManager. We’re sharing it because engineering metrics are not just a measure of team activity. When viewed together, they can reveal where delivery risk, quality concerns, customer impact, and operational pressure may be building. Risk management [...]
Enterprises are embedding identity governance into Zero Trust and AI operations, but most still measure activity more easily than risk reduction, leaving leaders confident without clear proof of control effectiveness. The post Confidence In Identity Governance is High. Evidence of Execution is Not. appeared first on Omada.
Everyone is paying for authorization. Here are five inputs to help you quantify your Authorization Tax—and two paths to reduce it.
Next week, AuthZed attends EIC 2026 in Berlin. Stop by Booth #53, join our dinner with Axalon Partners on Tuesday, May 19th, and hear AuthZed CEO Jake Moshenko speak on Thursday, May 21st about treating authorization as shared infrastructure.
Vibe coding changes the relationship between a developer and the code they ship. It does not change the fact that code carries identity and access decisions, and that those decisions have consequences. The post The identity risks of vibe coding appeared first on P0 Security.
Introduction What happens when two enterprises discover the same critical vulnerability at the same time? One remediates it in a few hours. The other is still assessing it weeks later. How do they deal with it when an attacker finds it first? The gap between them is not the tools; it is the speed of risk reduction. After all, for years, enterprise vulnerability management has been measured by coverage: how many systems are […]
Built from networks of compromised devices and rented out on criminal marketplaces, botnets are essential as-a-service components of any cyberfraudster’s toolkit. The post From Blocking to Trust: Why Detection Alone Isn’t Enough appeared first on Netacea.
TL;DR. A year ago Anthropic’s MCP spec was a curiosity. Today it is the default integration surface for agent tools. AWS shipped Bedrock AgentCore in October 2025 with native MCP client support. This post takes the Maverics AI Identity Gateway lab from the prior tutorial, exposes it over a Cloudflare Tunnel, and wires a Bedrock... The post Connect AWS Bedrock AgentCore to an OAuth-Protected MCP Server: A Step-by-Step Tutorial appeared first on Strata.io.
This is a perspective from Christian Parker, Senior Onboarding & Enablement Specialist at LogicManager. We’re sharing it because strong risk programs are not built through configuration alone. They are built when workflows reflect how risk work actually moves across teams, approvals, evidence, and ownership. In banking, especially, a process [...]
From financial losses to legal issues to reputational damage, the consequences of a data breach can severely impair organizations of all sizes. Having a robust data breach response and investigation process is critical to limiting the impact when an incident occurs.  In this article, you’ll learn how data breaches can affect your organization and discover […]
Learn how policy-driven authorization solves the OWASP LLM Top 10 by enforcing fine-grained, context-aware decisions at runtime. Inlägget Securing AI systems: How policy-driven authorization solves the OWASP LLM Top 10 dök först upp på Axiomatics.
Updated September 2026: corrected the vulnerability timeline and KEV date, the detection, discovery and regulatory wording, and added related kernel flaws disclosed since original publication. What Is CVE-2026-31431 (Copy Fail)? CVE-2026-31431, publicly known as Copy Fail, is a local privilege escalation flaw in the Linux kernel's algif_aead crypto module, affecting kernels built from 2017 up to the patch. It lets a local attacker write controlled bytes into the page cache of setuid binaries.
Blueprint: Secure Exchange on-premises access for higher education fredrik.werstroh Wed, 05/13/2026 - 10:51 Download Please enter your business email and you will receive a download link for the document. Off Off Secure Exchange on-premises access- a blueprint made for higher education. Discover how a medium-sized university modernized remote email access for 12,000 employees and students without relying on VPN, device management software, or password-based authentication. This blueprint sh
Six months ago, the AI runtime control category didn't really exist. Today there are at least eight vendors, three open-source projects, two ongoing industry standards efforts, and a Q3 2026 AWS Marketplace category dedicated to the space. The post The 2026 State of AI Runtime Control appeared first on Data443.
How voice phishing, OAuth token abuse, and vendor compromise made identity the most dangerous surface in SaaS, and how you can fight back.
The post What to Expect from Your C3PAO Assessor: 5 Actions to Prepare appeared first on Exostar.
In the Spring of 2026, it became widely reported that Canvas was hit by a ransomware and extortion group. Thousands of institutions across ten countries are affected. Instructure has since reached an agreement with the attackers and received confirmation of data destruction (Source: Inside Higher Ed, May 11, 2026). That’s the public record. The structural question it made visible remains.
When one AI agent calls another AI agent, you have a problem that didn't exist a year ago. The first agent generates a request based on its reasoning. The second agent acts on that request. Neither agent has any guarantee about what the other will actually do. The post Why Agent-to-Agent Proxies Need Deterministic Policy, Not LLM-Based Filters appeared first on Data443.
Cyber agencies across five countries have published joint guidance making one thing clear: agentic AI cannot be governed without solving the identity problem first. Here's what the Five Eyes report means for your enterprise IAM strategy. The post Five Eyes on Agentic AI: The Case for a Trusted Identity Registry appeared first on Radiant Logic | Unify, Observe, and Act on ALL Identity Data.
At this year’s EMEA Partner Summit, Alejandro Leal, Senior Analyst at KuppingerCole, delivered a clear message: privileged access management is evolving far beyond administrator accounts and password vaults.
The OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications (2025 edition) is the closest thing the AI security industry has to a consensus threat model. It enumerates the ten categories of weakness that show up most often when production LLM systems go wrong. The post OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, Mapped to Vaikora Runtime Controls appeared first on Data443.
Salesforce user privileges can quietly expand beyond intended limits. Understanding what privileged users can access is key to controlling risk.
Remote access software pricing varies widely, but cost alone shouldn’t drive your decision. Understanding the factors behind pricing helps you choose a secure, scalable solution.
Managing user access manually works well in small environments, but it may become challenging as your organization scales. If you manage more than fifty users, you probably know how user creation, permission updates, and offboarding can result in unnecessary delays, extra administrative effort, and increased risk of permission drift or orphaned accounts. Syteca’s new User […]
This is a perspective from my role as ERM Program Manager at LogicManager. We’re sharing it during Internal Audit Month because internal audit plays a critical role in helping organizations connect findings, strengthen oversight, and turn risk insight into action. Risk management is not theoretical here. It shows up [...]
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While strong passwords are still important, the future of identity and access management lies in passwordless authentication. At Optimal IdM, we're dedicated to helping organizations navigate this transition with our cutting-edge OptimalCloud platform. Check out our latest blog post to learn more about the limitations of passwords, the benefits of passwordless authentication, and how we can help your organization stay ahead of the curve. The post Embracing the Passwordless Future with Optimal Id
Claude is on every desk. So is ChatGPT. So is Cursor, and Copilot, and whichever AI client your CIO greenlit last quarter. The rollouts are done. The licenses are paid for. The adoption curve cleared the early-adopter phase a year ago. Every function in the company has people using these tools every day. And the... The post Databricks and Snowflake MCP servers your security team will actually approve appeared first on Strata.io.
This blog explores how organizations can govern AI agents through defined authority, runtime oversight, and auditability. The post Governing AI Agents: What Changes When Identities Make Decisions appeared first on Omada.
Ricardo joined the Keycloak IBM team at the beginning of 2023 and became one of the top Keycloak contributors since then. Ricardo has very deep knowledge in many core Keycloak areas. He is the most knowledgeable person from the whole team in areas like for example SAML, Passkeys or FIPS. His expertise is not limited to just those areas, but rather he has deep knowledge around pretty much every aspect of protocols and authentication in Keycloak. Additionally, Ricardo is very active in helping the
In Keycloak 26.7.0, Fine-Grained Admin Permissions (FGAP) will support Organizations as a resource type. This means you can grant an administrator permission to manage Org A while only allowing them to view Org B — or restrict their access to a single organization entirely. No more realm-wide all-or-nothing admin access for organizations. The Problem Before this release, administering organizations required the manage-realm role, which grants far broader access than just organi
For Jelson Mateus, the most important engineering work often happens before anyone asks for it. … The post Jelson Mateus: The Engineer Who Designs the Future Before It’s Needed appeared first on Identiv.
NEW ORLEANS — At Axway Summit Americas 2026, one theme stood out above all others: businesses don’t just want to adopt AI. They want to control it, operationalize it, and see it deliver real value. Over 80 guests joined Axway …
Kara Trovato, Kim Brault, and Jennifer Turner recognized for advancing partner success, strategic alliances, and channel growth
Ethical hacker Freaky Clown reveals how physical break-ins mirror digital identity attacks — and what IAM leaders must do to close the gap. The post What a Physical Penetration Tester Taught Us About Identity Security appeared first on Radiant Logic | Unify, Observe, and Act on ALL Identity Data.