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Read more: SailPoint to Buy Entro as AI Agents Multiply Machine IdentitiesSailPoint has announced its intent to acquire Entro, a Tel Aviv-based specialist in non-human identity and credentials security, in a deal aimed at securing the explosion of machine identities created by enterprise AI agents. The acquisition, unveiled on Monday, will fold Entro’s secrets discovery and non-human identity (NHI) scanning into…
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Read more: Keeper Targets Credential Drift With Universal Secrets SyncKeeper Security has launched Keeper Universal Secrets Sync, a new capability within its KeeperPAM platform that automatically distributes rotated credentials across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud in a single rotation event — closing the gap between stored secrets and what is actually running in production. The feature, announced from Singapore,…
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Read more: CrowdStrike Joins OpenID Foundation to Advance AI-Era Identity SecurityCrowdStrike has joined the OpenID Foundation as a Sustaining Corporate Member – the highest membership tier — and separately joined IDPro, as part of a push to advance open standards for continuous, risk-aware identity security across the enterprise industry. The move comes as AI agents and non-human identities (NHIs) become…
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Read more: NetApp and Cisco Extend AI and Cyber Resilience PartnershipNetApp and Cisco have announced two sets of joint innovations aimed at helping enterprises accelerate AI adoption and strengthen cyber resilience across their data infrastructure. On the AI side, the companies have expanded their FlexPod validated architecture to support enterprise AI deployments including retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), semantic search, and edge…
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Read more: Ping Identity Builds Identity Control Plane for AI Agent GovernancePing Identity, a leader in enterprise digital identity security, has extended its platform with three interconnected capabilities designed for the agentic enterprise: programmable identity through AI-first headless interfaces, discovery and lifecycle governance for AI agents, and privileged access management for desktop agents that prevents credential exposure. The announcements, made at…
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Read more: Singapore Leads APAC on AI Policy But Enforcement Gaps PersistSingapore organisations rank among Asia Pacific’s most advanced on AI governance policy, but a new report from JFrog exposes a consistent failure to translate those policies into operational enforcement — leaving enterprises exposed in the areas where software supply chain attacks are most likely to occur. The findings come from…
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Read more: Tenable Partners with Anthropic to Power Agentic Cybersecurity with ClaudeTenable has announced new AI initiatives with Anthropic to accelerate agentic capabilities across the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform, alongside the general availability of Tenable Hexa AI — the agentic AI engine within the platform designed to turn exposure intelligence into coordinated action at machine speed. Claude Powers Cybersecurity Operations…
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Read more: iProov Launches Real-Time Deepfake Detection for Enterprise Video CallsiProov, the biometric identity verification provider trusted by GovTech Singapore, the US Department of Homeland Security, and UBS, has announced iProov Verified Meetings — a solution that enables organisations to authenticate the identity of video call participants in real time, without disrupting the flow of the meeting. The Video Call…
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Read more: Check Point launches agentic platform to replace decades of firewall rule complexityCheck Point Software Technologies has launched an Agentic Network Security Orchestration Platform, a purpose-built autonomous agent architecture that executes network security operations across enterprise environments without constant human intervention. The launch targets a structural problem in enterprise network security: hybrid cloud adoption, M&A-driven fragmentation, and AI proliferation across infrastructure have…
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Read more: Akamai Pays US$205M to Secure AI Use in Enterprise BrowsersAkamai Technologies has announced its intent to acquire LayerX, a provider of browser-based AI usage control and enterprise browser security technology, for US$205 million. The deal is expected to close by Q3 2026, with LayerX’s co-founders and employees joining Akamai’s Zero Trust organisation. The acquisition addresses a growing blind spot…
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