Why Privileged Access is Becoming the Control Plane for Agentic AI
AI agents are the new "high-speed insiders." Discover why traditional identity models fail autonomous systems and how Privileged Access Management (PAM) is evolving into a real-time authorization control plane ... Read More
Why Traditional Zero-Trust Breaks Down with Agentic Identities
As AI agents become the new digital workforce, traditional zero-trust models fall short. Enterprises face an Access-Trust Gap that demands new runtime governance. Agentic Identity and Security Platforms (AISP) provide dynamic controls to secure autonomous agents, prevent over-permissioning, and ensure compliance in an agent-driven future ... Read More
How Credential Misuse Threatens Cloud Operations
Cloud-native security is a rapidly evolving section of the industry reacting to the increasing threats unique to organizations that are exclusively or primarily operating on cloud applications and platforms. In a report last year, Gartner named identity system defense as a top trend in cybersecurity for 2022. The list of ... Read More
Data Reveals GCP Users Lagging in Cross-Cloud Security
Increasingly, Google Cloud Platform users are recognizing the business benefits of multi-cloud. That’s not surprising since a multi-cloud approach allows organizations to enjoy each platform’s benefits, avoid vendor lock-in and accelerate cloud-native development practices. But this approach also comes with significant risks, especially for organizations that rely solely on native ... Read More
Securing Onboarding and Offboarding in the CloudÂ
One of the most fundamental challenges of securing the identity-defined perimeter is efficiently managing and securing the cloud identity life cycle. This priority comes into sharpest focus with offboarding users—or, more accurately, the failure of so many organizations to revoke standing access privileges to DevOps environments and other sensitive IT ... Read More
IAM for Multi-Cloud Environments
When organizations began moving operations to the cloud, it quickly became clear that the practices used to secure on-premises networks would be inadequate. Networks once defined by physical locations were now geo-agnostic; users needed to access data from anywhere, anytime from geographically distributed cloud applications using both personal and company-issued ... Read More
