#non-human identity
11 stories taggednon-human identity.
AI Agents Are Breaking the Security Model Enterprises Spent a Decade Building
Zero trust was supposed to be the answer to modern cyber risk. Agentic AI may have quietly made it obsolete.
Okta Beats Earnings Forecasts as Companies Rush to Secure AI Agents
The identity security firm raised its annual outlook after a stronger-than-expected quarter, with demand rising from businesses trying to control who, and what, can access their systems.
Cyera Buys Oasis Security for $1 Billion to Rein In AI Agents Before They Run Wild
Two Israeli-founded security firms are merging to solve a problem most companies haven't fully noticed yet: AI agents that grab every permission they're given and never let go.
Cyera Buys Oasis Security for $1 Billion to Lock Down AI Agents
Data security firm Cyera is acquiring Oasis Security in a deal worth $1 billion, combining two platforms that track what AI agents and software bots are permitted to see and do inside company systems.
Your AI Coding Bots Are Running Unsupervised and Nobody Knows What They Did Last Night
AI agents inside software development teams can write, test, and deploy code on their own, often with no human checking what they did. Most companies have no way to answer a simple question: who authorised that change?
AI Agents Are Taking Over Enterprise Systems. Nobody Knows Who They Are.
A four-hour outage. A room full of people who couldn't say which human authorized the last action. A new six-stage model explains why AI agents are breaking identity security, and what it takes to fix it.
AI Agents Need Passports, Not Passwords
Companies are handing more decisions to autonomous AI agents, and the old rules about who gets access to what are breaking down. Here is what needs to change.
Cisco Spends Around $400 Million to Plug a Growing Security Blind Spot: AI Agents
Two rapid-fire acquisitions, Astrix Security and WideField Security, are Cisco's answer to a question most companies haven't thought to ask: who's watching the bots?
IGA Was Built for Employees. Agents Break the Model.
Identity governance assumes a hire date, a manager, and an exit interview. Autonomous AI agents have none of those, and legacy IGA tools can't see the gap.
Shadow AI Is an IAM Problem Now, Not a DLP Problem
The risk isn't what employees paste into ChatGPT. It's what tokens, scopes, and service accounts the AI agents they spin up are quietly holding.
$7M Says Autonomous Agents Can Fix the Identity Sprawl Problem
Offroad exits stealth with a bet that AI-driven security agents can manage what platform teams stopped being able to track manually, machine identities, third-party app permissions, and the rest of the non-human identity mess.