All things IAM
JumpCloud’s move to extend identity and access management for AI agents signals how quickly autonomous software is becoming an enterprise identity concern. Agents are no longer experimental scripts operating in…
JumpCloud’s expanded IAM capabilities reflect a defining challenge of enterprise AI: agents need to operate at machine speed while remaining attributable, constrained and reviewable. The development places identity at the…
Descope’s partnership with IDMWORKS points to a broader shift in identity architecture: the same control plane must increasingly serve people, applications and autonomous software. As enterprises adopt AI agents that…
Forecasts that the machine identity security market could surpass $26.97 billion by 2035 reflect how quickly non-human identities are becoming a board-level security concern. Certificates, keys, tokens, workloads and AI…
AuthMind’s reported extension of real-time agentic AI and non-human identity protection with IBM Vault highlights the relationship between identity context and secrets management. AI agents depend on credentials, tokens and…
New controls for autonomous AI agents from JumpCloud point to a wider shift in enterprise access management: software that can make decisions needs an identity model capable of recording and…
JumpCloud’s reported extension of Agentic IAM places AI agents inside the organisation’s identity governance model. That matters because autonomous agents increasingly perform tasks that once required a human operator: opening…
JumpCloud’s expansion of IAM capabilities for enterprise AI agents reflects a basic change in how organisations must define identity. An AI agent is not simply another application account. It can…
Cyera’s proposed acquisition of Oasis Security underlines how quickly non-human identity has moved from an emerging niche to a strategic security category. AI agents require access to applications, data and…
Forecasts for the machine identity management market reflect a security environment in which software identities are expanding faster than human oversight. Certificates, workloads, APIs, service accounts and AI agents now…
Investment in identity threat detection for AI agents signals a growing recognition that autonomous software cannot be secured solely through the controls built for employees. AI agents have identities, permissions…
The integration of real-time agentic AI protection with IBM Vault highlights a basic reality of modern NHI security: secrets management and runtime identity decisions can no longer be separate disciplines.…