Why identity security is a production asset in manufacturing
When a production line stops, the clock starts ticking. In manufacturing environments I’ve worked in, every minute of downtime can translate into missed delivery commitments and revenue you’ll...
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The new AI access problem: Why machine identities now drive trust in banking
In my experience working inside banks, identity security can be like plumbing: when it’s working, no one wants to talk about it. When there’s an incident, an audit, or a regulator—suddenly...
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Why a global identity strategy requires local governance
For years, identity has been treated as a supporting function, authenticating users, gating access, and satisfying audit requirements. Important, but rarely foundational. That era is over. In...
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Why reducing AI risk starts with treating agents as identities
As AI systems are used in our day-to-day operations, a central reality becomes unavoidable: AI doesn’t configure itself and must be set up with human approval and oversight. It requires engineers...
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Why identity security is foundational for crypto agility in the post-quantum era
Cryptographic failures have a knack for turning a quiet weekend into a chaotic, all-hands-on-deck emergency. Consider the SHA-1 to SHA-2 deprecation, sometimes referred to as “Shapocalypse,” which...
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How autonomous AI agents like OpenClaw are reshaping enterprise identity security
The viral surge of OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot and Moltbot) has captured the tech world’s imagination, amassing over 160,000 GitHub stars and driving a hardware rush for Mac Minis to host these...
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Contain the SSO blast radius: Identity security beyond MFA
Over the past week, multiple research teams have documented a renewed wave of voice-led social engineering (vishing) targeting identity providers and federated access. The entry point is not...
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AI agents are forcing a reckoning with identity and control
Most organizations never planned for AI to start making real decisions. They started with simple helpers. An agent answered basic questions or generated small automations so teams could avoid...
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CVE-2025-60021 (CVSS 9.8): command injection in Apache bRPC heap profiler
This research is published following the public release of a fix and CVE, in accordance with coordinated vulnerability disclosure best practices. CVE‑2025‑60021, a critical command injection issue...
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ServiceNow and CyberArk: New REST API integration for enhanced credential management
ServiceNow’s External Credential Storage and Management Application is designed to help organizations securely retrieve and manage credentials from external vaults during IT operations, like...
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Are we trusting AI too much?
Gone are the days when attackers had to break down doors. Now, they just log in with what look like legitimate credentials. This shift in tactics has been underway for a while, but the rapid...
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The hidden cost of PKI: Why certificate failures aren’t just an IT problem
For years, businesses have treated public key infrastructure (PKI) as background plumbing, quietly securing access across enterprise systems and devices, and rarely drawing executive attention...
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How the future of privilege is reshaping compliance
If privilege has changed, compliance can’t stay static. As organizations accelerate digital transformation, the compliance landscape is shifting beneath their feet—especially when it comes to how...
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CyberArk named overall leader in 2025 KuppingerCole ITDR Leadership Compass
KuppingerCole has recognized CyberArk identity threat detection and response (ITDR) as a leader across all categories: overall, product, innovation, and market in its 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership...
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What’s shaping the AI agent security market in 2026
For the past two years, AI agents have dominated boardroom conversations, product roadmaps, and investor decks. Companies made bold promises, tested early prototypes, and poured resources into...
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UNO reverse card: stealing cookies from cookie stealers
Criminal infrastructure often fails for the same reasons it succeeds: it is rushed, reused, and poorly secured. In the case of StealC, the thin line between attacker and victim turned out to be...
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