Rogue AI Agents: Risks, Detection, and Controls
Learn how rogue AI agents cross security boundaries and how to detect unknown agents, limit permissions, and enforce continuous identity-first governance.
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Learn how rogue AI agents cross security boundaries and how to detect unknown agents, limit permissions, and enforce continuous identity-first governance.
Staffing software giant calls in CrowdStrike as customers face login headaches and questions remain over possible data theft
Most MSPs already sell security awareness training. Keeping it relevant for every user takes ongoing work: building campaigns, tracking failed simulations, and...
Key Takeaways What happened to ConnectWise Cloud Backup, and who is affected? This is a supply-chain attack on a Microsoft 365 backup app. Attackers obtained a credential for ConnectWise Cloud Backup app (formerly SkyKick) and used it, as the app’s service principal (the identity an app uses inside a tenant), to sign in to customer […] The post ConnectWise Cloud Backup Compromise in Microsoft 365: What Happened and What to Do Now appeared first on AppOmni.
This guide is published by Guardz and includes our own platform: we fit MSPs seeking consolidated security with per-action approval control, while...
Modern cloud intrusions rely on structural blind spots: headless OAuth token issuance, pre-consented multi-tenant trust, and resilient operational relay infrastructure. A central...
Can your security team see what data AI agents use, whose permissions they run under, and what they can do? Start with visibility into your SaaS environment. The post AI Security Starts with Visibility Into Your SaaS Environment appeared first on AppOmni.
James Robinson never planned a cybersecurity career — seven companies and one deputy CISO role later, he leads security at Netskope. The post CISO Conversations: James Robinson – Many Jobs, One Journey to Netskope CISO appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Learn how you should respond to the CrowdStrike incident and the likely long-term impact it will have on third-party risk management.
Compare CASB vs SSPM vs SSCP architectures. Discover why legacy proxies fail at modern SaaS & AI security and why identity-first control planes win.
Learn how NHI lifecycle management discovers, governs, and decommissions machine credentials, service accounts, and AI agents across modern SaaS.
Discover how Reco became the first SaaS security platform to reach 200 integrations, expanding visibility and governance for enterprise AI tools.
Learn how AI can become an insider threat in SaaS environments, the risks it creates, warning signs to watch, and how to prevent breaches with Reco.
Ask a security team where AI runs in their company and you’ll usually get the approved list: the enterprise chatbot, the copilot licenses. Ask a developer and you’ll get a longer answer. If your AI inventory came from procurement records and app approvals, I’d bet it’s missing the AI most likely to leak data. Most […]
In September 2024, Netskope Threat Labs first reported on XWorm and its infection chain. The following year, in July 2025, we reported version 6.0 and its more advanced features. As we continued tracking the malware over the past year, we identified four distinct XWorm versions operating concurrently in the wild. Detection volume remains elevated, with […]
Explore RAG poisoning attacks, their impact on enterprise AI, common techniques, and strategies to prevent malicious data from influencing AI models.
Augmentt has completed its annual SOC 2 Type 2 audit and renewed the attestation we first earned in 2022. An independent auditor looked at the controls that protect the Augmentt platform. They checked that those controls were designed well and that they actually ran throughout the audit period.  When you connect a client tenant to […]
Secure Score shows a single number, not your tenant's actual policies. Here is what applied security standards really cover and which tools give MSPs full visibility across every client tenant.
A practical guide for MSPs on auditing inherited Microsoft 365 tenants, transferring GDAP and CSP relationships, and standardizing security baselines across an expanded client book after an acquisition.
AI-Powered Security AI is built into the SaaS apps you already run: Claude in your workflows, Now Assist inside ServiceNow, Agentforce across Salesforce. AppOmni defends this AI layer with the same SSPM principles that secures the rest of your SaaS environments, powered by AppOmni’s own AI. CHALLENGE AI is everywhere in SaaS, and most security […] The post AI-Powered Security appeared first on AppOmni.