Topic: lifecycle management
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Agentic AI: A CISO's Identity Crisis and Accountability
Agentic AI introduces a new, complex identity class that shatters traditional security assumptions, combining autonomous, decentralized operation with human-like intent and machine-scale persistence. These AI agents create severe security risks by multiplying existing identity vulnerabilities, su...
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Guidewire PricingCenter: Unified Pricing to Accelerate P&C Insurance Innovation
Guidewire's PricingCenter is a unified platform for P&C insurers that enhances pricing and rating processes with real-time adjustments, impact analysis, and rapid adaptation to market changes. It empowers actuaries and pricing teams with a no-code interface and AI-driven tools to build, test, and...
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The Hidden Threat: Why Attackers Target Neglected Assets
Neglected assets, such as abandoned cloud instances and outdated technology, expand the attack surface by providing easy entry points for intruders without detection. Attackers actively target these overlooked resources, exploiting their lack of monitoring and controls to launch network intrusion...
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Automate Identity Governance with Veza Access AuthZ
Veza's Access AuthZ automates identity governance by streamlining access granting and revocation across enterprise systems, targeting the "last mile" of identity management with scalability and compatibility for legacy and custom platforms. The solution addresses inefficiencies in IGA deployments...
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Marketing Automation Fails: Fix Your Broken Workflows
Marketing automation success requires shifting from a campaign-driven focus on volume to a systems-oriented approach that treats automation as foundational infrastructure to avoid unmanageable complexity and inefficiency. A common pitfall is building isolated, duplicate workflows for each initiat...
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US Agencies Ordered to Replace Outdated Edge Devices
US federal agencies must remove all outdated public-facing network hardware within one year, as mandated by CISA's Binding Operational Directive 26-02 to address active exploitation of end-of-support devices. The directive establishes strict deadlines, requiring agencies to identify vulnerabiliti...
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Teaching AI to Optimize Wind Turbine Performance
Woodside's innovation philosophy of "think big, prototype small, and scale fast" has led to successful AI applications like the Startup Advisor, an agentic AI tool that assists operators in managing the complex startup of LNG plants. The company shifted from isolated AI solutions to a coordinated...
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Why CISOs Must Prioritize Intent in Identity-First AI Security
AI agents are now active operators performing critical tasks like provisioning infrastructure and handling sensitive data, requiring a new security paradigm beyond traditional models that govern human access. A significant security gap exists because AI agents often inherit excessive privileges a...
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Two-Thirds of Firms Hit by AI Agent Cybersecurity Incidents
A new study finds that 65% of organizations experienced a security breach linked to AI agents in the past year, leading to data exposure, operational disruption, and financial losses. The research reveals a major visibility gap, as 82% of security teams discovered previously unknown "shadow AI" a...
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Build, Share & Scale AI Agents with Dataiku's Agent Hub
Dataiku launched Agent Hub, a centralized platform enabling organizations to build, share, and scale AI agents while ensuring IT control over security and lifecycle management. The platform addresses challenges like fragmented AI experiments and unauthorized usage by providing a collaborative env...
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CISA Mandates Federal Agencies Replace Outdated Edge Devices
The U.S. CISA has issued a binding directive (BOD 26-02) requiring federal agencies to identify and replace outdated, unsupported networking edge devices, which are prime targets for cyberattacks. Agencies must follow a strict timeline, including creating an inventory within three months, replaci...
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CyberArk Unveils Secure AI Agents to Protect AI Identities
Businesses are increasingly adopting AI agents to automate tasks and improve efficiency, but these systems introduce new security risks due to their need for privileged access to sensitive data and systems. CyberArk has launched its Secure AI Agents Solution to address these threats by applying p...
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HPE, Ericsson Partner to Validate 5G Core for Seamless Networks
HPE and Ericsson have established a joint validation lab to tackle the complexities of deploying multi-vendor 5G infrastructure, focusing on a cloud-native, AI-enhanced dual-mode 5G core solution for high-performance, scalable networks. The lab will test interoperability using Ericsson's 5G Core,...
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Cybersecurity Now Demands a Whole-of-Society Approach
National cybersecurity strategies now require a whole-of-society approach, coordinating government, private industry, and civil society to build collective cyber resilience across critical sectors. Private sector engagement is central, as companies own most critical infrastructure, leading to par...
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AI Agents on Your Team: The Unseen Security Risks
AI agents are evolving into autonomous systems that perform complex tasks like incident resolution and system management, introducing significant security challenges alongside efficiency gains. These autonomous agents differ from traditional tools by reasoning, adapting strategies, and accessing ...
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Stop Your Newsletter From Going to Spam
Technical setup, including authentication and avoiding misleading tactics like fake "Re:" subject lines, is crucial for email deliverability alongside quality content. Owning your email channel through proper domain control and technical autonomy is essential to avoid deliverability issues and bu...
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