Enterprise Security Tech

Straiker has introduced an emergency shutdown control designed to help security teams disable compromised or misbehaving AI agents before they can damage enterprise systems. The Straiker Agentic Kill Switch gives security practitioners a centralized way to take enterprise coding agents and custom-built agents offline within seconds. The company says the technology supports major coding assistants and agent development platforms, including environments where AI agents are used

SailPoint is expanding its identity security platform to address a problem rapidly moving beyond traditional employee access: the growing population of AI agents, service accounts, software bots, and other non-human identities operating inside enterprise environments. The company introduced a unified SailPoint Identity Security solution that combines its newly available Agentic Fabric with Human Fabric, an evolution of the SailPoint Identity Security Cloud. The platform is de

Above Security’s integration with CrowdStrike Falcon aims to replace fragmented insider threat alerts with automated, investigation-ready cases. CrowdStrike is placing a strategic bet on agentic AI for insider risk management. At Black Hat USA 2026, Above Security announced an investment from the CrowdStrike Falcon Fund alongside a new integration with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. The partnership is designed to help organizations investigate potentially dangerous employee

The exposure management platform connects frontier-model security findings with production context, automated defenses and verified remediation. Tuskira has launched an Agentic Control Plane for Exposure Management designed to help enterprises govern vulnerabilities discovered by artificial intelligence and move them from initial detection to verified closure. Introduced at Black Hat USA 2026, the new capability addresses a growing problem for security teams: frontier AI mode

Artificial intelligence is shrinking the time security teams have to defend vulnerable systems, prompting Xage Security to expand its Critical Asset Protection technology beyond industrial environments and into cloud services, business applications, AI systems and other digital infrastructure. The Palo Alto-based cybersecurity company said its platform will now protect both traditional critical assets and rapidly changing digital resources, including ephemeral cloud workloads

An analysis of more than 400 offensive security projects shows attackers are increasingly exploiting connections between human users, machine identities, cloud services, and AI agents. Identity security failures are emerging as the connective tissue behind modern cyberattacks, according to new research from BeyondTrust. The company’s Phantom Labs Research Index found that identity or privilege exposure played a role in 75% of more than 400 offensive security investigations co