Identity Access Management

Cisco’s recent announcement of Duo Agentic Identity signals a major industry pivot: enterprise security vendors are now building products explicitly designed for non-human identity management. Duo Agentic Identity extends Cisco’s…

The machine identity attack surface extends far beyond the traditional perimeter. While organizations spend billions defending against human-targeted attacks (phishing, compromised credentials, insider threats), AI agents and automated systems introduce…

Privileged Access Management (PAM) evolved to solve a specific problem: controlling human administrators’ access to sensitive systems. The frameworks assume users authenticate, perform privileged operations (database queries, server changes, credential…

Private PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) represents a fundamental shift in how enterprises approach non-human identity verification. Unlike traditional Public Key Infrastructure, which relies on centralized certificate authorities and browser-validated domains,…

Traditional identity and access management systems were designed with a fundamental assumption: human users login, perform tasks, then logout. This mental model fails catastrophically when AI agents operate at machine…

Cisco has formally launched Duo Agentic Identity, a new capability within its Cisco Duo platform designed to address a critical security gap: identity governance and access control for autonomous AI…

Cisco has made a strategic move that signals where the security industry believes the next critical battleground lies: non-human identity. The company’s introduction of Duo Agentic Identity represents a fundamental…

The machine identity attack surface has become vast and largely invisible to traditional security tools. Organizations face an unprecedented challenge: as AI agents proliferate, the number of non-human identities often…

Traditional Privileged Access Management (PAM) systems were built for a different era: an era when most privileged access was human-driven, access requests were infrequent, and policies could remain static for…

The machine identity attack surface has become one of the most critical—and least visible—vulnerabilities in modern enterprises. While security teams obsess over user-focused attacks like phishing and credential stuffing, non-human…

The foundation of modern machine identity management is not access control policies or governance frameworks—it’s cryptographic proof of identity. Private Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) sits at the base layer of…

Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions have protected human administrators for decades. But the arrival of AI agents and agentic workloads has exposed a fundamental gap in traditional PAM architecture. When…