All things IAM
The proliferation of AI agents in enterprise environments has introduced a fundamental challenge to identity management: traditional IAM systems were designed for humans, not autonomous software entities that operate at…
KPMG’s enterprise guidance on AI agent management surfaces a critical concern that moves beyond technology into organizational and governance realms: the risk landscape around agentic AI is broader and deeper…
The Hacker News’ latest deep dive into machine identity governance reveals a gap that most security teams refuse to acknowledge: the majority of enterprise machine identities are completely ungoverned. They’re…
Uber’s perspective on AI agent identity management distills a critical problem facing enterprises today: as organizations deploy more autonomous agents—from data processing pipelines to customer-facing bots—they’re discovering that traditional identity…
SailPoint’s latest capability update signals a significant maturation in the non-human identity (NHI) market: the convergence of identity governance platforms with agentic AI security. For years, identity governance solutions focused…
The rise of autonomous AI agents has fundamentally shifted the security paradigm. Unlike traditional applications that operate within predefined boundaries, AI agents make decisions at runtime, often with access to…
Microsoft’s recent updates to Entra Identity Platform reflect a broader industry shift: enterprise identity platforms are being fundamentally redesigned to address the realities of agentic identity at scale. Entra’s enhancements…
The non-human identity (NHI) access management market is experiencing explosive growth, with projections indicating the sector will reach USD 18.71 billion by 2030. This isn’t speculative growth or hype-driven market…
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) has been the gold standard for machine identity security for decades — but traditional PKI implementations were designed for a world of relatively static, human-managed systems.…
The emergence of AI agents operating at machine speed represents a fundamental inflection point in how organizations must think about identity and access control. Traditional IAM architectures assumed human-paced operations…
The traditional Identity and Access Management (IAM) stack was architected for a fundamentally different reality — one where identities were human, predictable, and bound by business hours and geographic constraints.…
Operational Technology (OT) environments—the industrial control systems, manufacturing equipment, and critical infrastructure that power physical operations—have traditionally operated outside the scope of enterprise identity management. IT systems handle human users…