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AI agents are fundamentally different from traditional service accounts and machine identities—and existing identity and access management systems haven’t caught up. While previous non-human identities were largely static, with fixed…
The Visibility Blindspot: Why Workers Can’t See AI Agents—And What That Means A striking IT Pro study found that over two-thirds of workers cannot identify actions taken by AI agents…
Keeper Security’s Critical Findings: Why AI Agents and Machine Identities Remain Vulnerable Keeper Security’s latest research into non-human identity security reveals a sobering reality: most organizations have built no meaningful…
Mapping the Machine Identity Attack Surface: A Consultant’s Roadmap Enterprise security teams have become adept at defending against human-centric threats. They monitor authentication logs, detect impossible travel scenarios, and alert…
Building AI-Ready Machine Identity Governance for Financial Services Financial institutions face unique pressures when deploying AI agents. These systems trade securities, process payments, analyze market data, and execute transactions—often in…
SailPoint Identity Governance Expands to Protect AI Agents and Non-Human Identities As artificial intelligence agents proliferate across enterprise networks, organizations face a critical identity management challenge. These autonomous systems operate…
The surge of M&A activity in machine identity and AI agent security is not coincidental. It reflects a fundamental realization across the security industry: non-human identity governance is becoming a…
Microsofts updates to Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) represent a significant industry shift: cloud identity platforms are beginning to acknowledge that AI agents require different governance models than human users.…
The foundation of modern machine identity security is not API keys, service account passwords, or temporary tokens. It is private Public Key Infrastructure — a cryptographic system that can issue,…
The security industrys definition of “continuous operation” is about to change. For decades, infrastructure teams measured uptime in nines — 99.9% availability meant acceptable risk. But with the rise of…
Traditional Identity and Access Management systems were built for a predictable, human-operated world. They assume authentication happens once, authorization is static, and audit trails track human decisions. But the rapid…
The fundamental assumption underlying enterprise identity architecture for decades is about to break: that identity systems need to govern human users. AI agents are not users. They don’t request access.…