Introducing Zuma for Apps: Action Governance for AI Agents
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Server Threat Guard now analyzes server health events with AI, helping IT teams pinpoint and resolve server issues. Messageware Incorporated today announced the release of Server Threat Guard (STG) version 3, which adds AI-powered analysis. STG turns raw server health data into a prioritized, plain-language briefing with recommended steps to resolve issues. IT and SecOps [...] The post Messageware Launches Server Threat Guard v3 with AI-Powered Health Summaries appeared first on Messageware.
Exonet adds Passguard's infostealer detection and dark web monitoring to its managed hosting services, giving customers earlier insight into stolen credentials.
Passguard partners with S-RM, bringing infostealer intelligence into S-RM's incident response, managed security and offensive security services.
Readiness tagging for AI, always-on observability, and coordinated kill switches at the application layer give enterprises a defensible route to scaling agents while keeping authority in human hands. New York, London – September 15, 2026 – Orchid Security, which unlocks safe AI adoption by solving identity at its core, today unveiled a set of AI readiness controls for AI agents, spanning ongoing identity drift detection and kill switches that operate at the application level. Within seconds, an
The new program expands Vectra AI's partner strategy as increasingly complex security environments and the growing use of AI create demand for broader AI expertise, services, and security outcomes.
Discover how AI Assistant for Akamai Web Security Analytics helps SOC and AppSec teams investigate events faster and take guided action with natural language.
Reco launches Agent Security, extending the Reco Graph to discover every AI agent, map what it can reach, and remediate risk before autonomous action exposes data.
The S-Unit and Passguard partner to bring infostealer intelligence into penetration testing and red teaming, using stolen credentials and session tokens.
Every enterprise is becoming an AI enterprise. AI agents are analyzing data, making decisions, interacting with customers, and taking actions across critical systems. As organizations race to deploy AI, a new workforce is emerging, one made up of AI agents, applications, service accounts, and other non-human identities operating at machine speed.
Microsoft is officially retiring Outlook on the Web (OWA) Light. First introduced nearly 20 years ago to support legacy browsers and slow network connections, the lightweight email interface has reached the end of its journey. In an upcoming Exchange Server SE update, estimated for August 2026, Microsoft will permanently disable and remove OWA Light. Exchange [...] The post Microsoft Announces Retirement of OWA Light for Exchange Server appeared first on Messageware.
TL;DR Permiso is launching the Risk Score Engine: a continuous, evidence-backed score from 0 to 100 for every identity in your environment. Every score breaks down across three dimensions, Behavior, Likelihood, and Impact, so two identities with the same score can still need different responses. Scores are built on the Universal Identity Graph and cover every identity type, human, non-human, and AI, not just the slice one tool happens to see. Score velocity tracks how fast a score is moving, bec
AuthMind’s platform is the first to discover, classify and automatically remediate all unknown AI agents via network traffic activity observability Bethesda, MD, June 11, 2026 — AuthMind, the leader in identity observability–driven Agentic AI threat protection, today announced general availability of its enhanced agentic AI identity protection capabilities within the award-winning AuthMind Agentic AI Identity Observability & Protection Platform. AuthMind now delivers the industry's first...
A day after the AntV npm supply chain attack, the same campaign appears to have struck `durabletask`, a Microsoft-associated Python package on PyPI. Snyk has coverage in the vulnerability database and package health pages. Here's what we know.