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This video, broadcast live from Black Hat USA, features a discussion on the challenges and best practices for securing agentic AI workloads within an enterprise environment. The post Akeyless at AWS Live 2026 appeared first on Akeyless.
In August this year, news broke that the threat actor using the moniker “TheHatman” claimed responsibility for stealing over three million employee records from nine established companies, including McDonald’s Corporation, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Vodafone, through lapses in their Azure tenant. It’s still unclear how the attacker stole a trove of data from established […] The post Why IAM Maturity, Not Access Control Alone, Determines Breach Resilience appeared first on S
In August this year, news broke that the threat actor using the moniker “TheHatman” claimed responsibility for stealing over three million employee records from nine established companies, including McDonald’s Corporation, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Vodafone, through lapses in their Azure tenant. It’s still unclear how the attacker stole a trove of data from established […] The post Why IAM Maturity, Not Access Control Alone, Determines Breach Resilience appeared first on S
Platform teams usually keep two sets of access rules, one for what may be admitted into the cluster and one for what users may do in the applications there. Covers serving the admission webhook from the same policy layer, what a full ruleset looks like, and failure policy trade offs.
The hard part of a connector is not building it. It is keeping it working. “No-code” has become the headline feature of identity integration. Every connector platform leads with how little effort it takes to stand up a new integration: no developers, no custom scripts, a working connection in minutes. It is an appealing promise,
Injection attacks now represent one of the most dangerous threats to financial institutions, but many organizations continue to operate their fraud defenses as if injection isn’t a critical vulnerability. By the end of 2025, injection attacks increased 200% relative to deepfakes – and they’re three times more likely to require specialized detection tools to catch.
Introduction On 7 July 2026, Claudia Buch, Chair of the ECB’s Supervisory Board, sent a letter to the CEO of every significant institution under ECB Banking Supervision. Its subject was AI-enabled cybersecurity threats, and its message was unusually direct. Assess the impact of the changing threat landscape without delay, build a comprehensive action plan with […] The post The ECB Wants Your AI Cyber Action Plan by 31 October. Here’s How to Build One. appeared first on Orca Sec
AI agents are moving beyond answering questions. They can search company data, call APIs, update records, execute code, communicate with other systems, and complete multi-step tasks with limited supervision. That ability can save time. It also changes the security problem. A chatbot generates a response for a person to review. The post AI Agent Security: The Real Risks of Autonomous AI Agents appeared first on Sennovate.
Removing local administrator rights is a good start. But in today’s threat environment, the real challenge is controlling when, why and how privilege is granted on the endpoint. For years, organizations have approached endpoint security with a straightforward principle: users should not have unrestricted administrator rights. The logic is sound. The fewer users with elevated […]
72% of organizations run live AI agents, but few govern them safely. Discover the 4 forms of agentic shadow AI, how to spot their signals, and steps to secure them. The post How to Spot the AI Agents Already Running in Your Environment appeared first on JumpCloud.
Key Takeaways For responsible Agentic AI engineering, teams need structured training in multi-agent system design, human-in-the-loop principles, and the limits of AI autonomy. Clean coding architecture is what separates teams that use AI tools effectively from those that use them to build technical debt faster. The AI Cohort Program at Precisely demonstrates that engineering culture […] The post Agentic AI Engineering: How Precisely Builds Teams That Are Ready appeared first on Precisely.
Learn what a security review is, how the process works, and best practices for identifying risks and strengthening security compliance. The post What Is a Security Review? Definition, Process, and Best Practices appeared first on Scytale.
Almost everyone uses AI. Far fewer use it well. Here are four findings from our upcoming 2026 AI Maturity Benchmark Survey of 616 IT professionals.
A new White House-led initiative aims to strengthen water sector cybersecurity as attacks on water and wastewater systems highlight persistent operational technology security risks.
A first-person account of how cyber incident response unfolds inside a small water utility before anyone can confirm what happened.
At 1Password, we’re constantly working to make life simpler and more secure for our users, from the biggest businesses to each individual who signs up for our password manager. Over the past few months, we’ve been rolling out a slew of updates designed to make a difference for customers, whether you’re using us at home, at work, or (ideally) both.Here are some of the latest developments for you to explore.Upgrades to autofill and autosaveOne of the most immediate benefits of using 1Password in y
At 1Password, we started expanding our use of AI with a familiar IT playbook. We identified the problems we wanted to solve and the tools that could help us achieve those goals. The plan was straightforward: enable teams, move quickly, learn what worked, and build the visibility needed to manage the cost.Then the operating model changed. AI vendors introduced consumption-based pricing faster than our processes could keep up, leaving us with a distributed system of vendor-specific dashboards to t
Early on in the AI adoption boom, I gained a reputation for just throwing everything at it to see what would stick. That wasn’t the most effective strategy, and my token usage was crazy high. There are a ton of talks and posts on all the cool ways you can use AI for detection engineering, but I didn’t see any that showed you where to begin.So, this isn’t another blog about why you need to use AI in your defensive workflows. It seems most people understand why we need that. My focus is to show ho
There’s a peculiar kind of risk in cybersecurity that most organizations aren’t wired to handle well. It’s the risk that shows up long before its consequences do—the kind where you have to act years ahead of any visible threat, or else lose the window entirely. Post-quantum cryptography is exactly this kind of risk. And for […] The post Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness: What Regulated Industries Should Do Now appeared first on Plurilock.
Certified delivery partner status underscores the company’s expertise in delivering real-world Privileged Access Management outcomes that strengthen identity security and reduce cyber risk. ALPHARETTA, Ga – Aug. 26, 2026 – Simeio, a global leader in Identity Security Services, today announced that it is the first recipient of Saviynt’s inaugural Certified Privileged Access Management (PAM) Delivery Partner program. […] The post Simeio Achieves Industry Milestone as Saviynt’s First Certifie
The proposed MATCH IT Act puts renewed focus on accurate patient identification.
AI agent security usually stops at protecting credentials, but that's only half the problem. In a live demo with Akeyless, we gave a Claude Code agent full EC2 admin access, then tried to talk it into stopping a production server, even claiming CISO approval. Here's how Agentic Runtime Authority blocked it anyway, and why AI agent security has to govern actions, not just access. The post AI Agents Security in Claude with Akeyless appeared first on Akeyless.
An AI agent that drafts a response creates limited risk. An AI agent that can read customer records, change cloud settings, approve a refund, or deploy code creates a different security problem. The issue is authority. The post AI Agent Authorization Governance for Enterprise Security in 2026 appeared first on Sennovate.
Not every authorization decision is allow or deny. Some denials are conditional, and the policy can return what would unblock them. Covers Cerbos policy outputs, the conditionNotMet trigger, the AuthZEN ARAP draft profile for requestable denials, and why an approval is an input to a new decision.
An approved SaaS app is not automatically a safe SaaS app. If an OAuth connection or trusted integration is compromised, attackers may be able to use permissions your organisation has already granted. CASB security helps mid-market IT and security teams discover cloud-app use and control risky actions, turning SaaS access from a one-time approval into an ongoing control. CASB security provides visibility and policy control across cloud applications. It helps organisations identify sanctioned and
Scytale earns multiple G2 Fall 2026 Leader badges in GRC, Security Compliance, and Audit Management. The post Scytale Earns G2 Leader Status in GRC, Security Compliance, Audit Management, and More for Fall 2026 appeared first on Scytale.
A preprint posted to arXiv on August 24, 2026 read 481 public CLAUDE.md files and found that only 4.4% of the security rules it retrieved had a matching built-in control, under its strictest standard. The file gives a developer no sign of which rules anything enforces.
Remote Desktop Manager has hundreds of features, and some of the most useful ones quietly fly under the radar. Whether you’re a longtime user or just getting started, these five capabilities are worth a closer look.
In 2026, businesses no longer need to choose between robust security and a seamless user journey. Historically, extra security controls created friction. Consequently, users became frustrated, abandoned transactions, and contacted support more often. Today, modern customer identity and access management (CIAM) removes this compromise. The post Frictionless & Secure: Balancing User Experience and Protection with CIAM appeared first on Sennovate.
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
Cyber campaigns can compromise both a water utility and its partners. Learn why resilient coordination channels matter for mutual aid, reporting, and response.
When an organization launches a new software feature, the signs of success can appear straightforward. The functionality is available. Training has been completed. The process is documented. Users have been told what to do. But that does not mean the work is actually happening as intended. Product adoption data [...]
When an organization launches a new software feature, the signs of success can appear straightforward. The functionality is available. Training has been completed. The process is documented. Users have been told what to do. But that does not mean the work is actually happening as intended. Product adoption data [...]
Have you ever opened a new app and immediately known what to do? You know where to click, what an icon means, and somehow everything feels exactly where it should be. Then you open another app and spend several minutes looking for a basic setting, navigating confusing menus and wondering why something so simple feels so difficult.What makes the... The post The psychology behind the apps we use every day appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
Digital identity is now a primary target for the next generation of cyberattacks.
How Audit Dashboards Reduce Risk and Save Time The pressure on IT and security teams keeps growing. Executives want real evidence of control, compliance teams expect real-time insight, and audits move faster every year. When credential abuse still touches 39 percent of breaches (Verizon's 2026 DBIR), organizations can not afford long investigation cycles or fragmented enterprise password management reporting.
How Audit Dashboards Reduce Risk and Save Time The pressure on IT and security teams keeps growing. Executives want real evidence of control, compliance teams expect real-time insight, and audits move faster every year. When credential abuse still touches 39 percent of breaches (Verizon's 2026 DBIR), organizations can not afford long investigation cycles or fragmented reporting.
Key Takeaways PCI DSS v4.0 made TOTP-based MFA mandatory as of March 2025; Assure Security now enforces it across SSH, SFTP, and standard IBM i logons using Google Authenticator, Okta Verify, and Microsoft Authenticator. The latest Assure Security service pack introduces OIDC Device Flow authentication, closing the MFA gap for 5250 terminals, ODBC/JDBC connections, and […] The post Assure Security for IBM i: A Year of Innovation, and What’s Next appeared first on Precisely.