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Management of non-human identities has evolved in response to the rapid adoption of semi-autonomous AI agents. The complex nature of their interactions with both human operators and other agents means that security teams need a more sophisticated approach that uses behavioural context to determine an agent’s permissions. Firms are leveraging an identity management approach mirroring the complexities of human operator requirements, but at a vastly bigger scale.

Autonomous AI agents can bring significant operational efficiencies, but magnify the risk of vulnerabilities if they are given access permissions that are closer to a human identity

Every year from November onwards, we start to receive press releases, “thought leadership” reports, LinkedIn posts and DMs about predictions around how the technology and cybersecurity markets will develop during the following year. This year the volume has increased, but the noticeable uniformity of the content points to the wider use of GenAI tools, producing a mass of generic predictions. So many people commenting on their experiences made us ask: should we just avoid maki

Hot on the heels of Palo Alto Networks’ announcement that it plans to buy CyberArk, SentinelOne (aka S1) has flexed its own M&A muscles...

“Cybersecurity pundits, experts, practitioners, startups, established vendors, service providers and a host of analysts and media will...