Enterprise Security Tech

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

Corporate boards are hearing from cybersecurity leaders on a predictable schedule, yet many may still lack a clear picture of the threats facing their businesses. New research from Pulse Security AI found that only 12.5 percent of chief information security officers are “very confident” their board understands the true state of the cybersecurity program after a presentation. The findings point to a deeper governance problem that cannot be solved by polishing slides or removin

The companies plan to connect SentinelOne’s autonomous security technology with ConnectWise’s managed services platform, giving MSPs faster threat response while preserving human oversight and technology choice. ConnectWise and SentinelOne are expanding their cybersecurity partnership with a shared strategy designed to help managed service providers defend customers against faster, increasingly automated threats. Announced at Black Hat 2026, the initiative will more closely c

Enterprise spending on artificial intelligence is accelerating, but many companies are discovering that building an AI system is easier than getting it approved for production. A new report from Protegrity found that 82.9 percent of surveyed IT and security leaders said security or compliance reviews had delayed AI projects. Among organizations reporting delays, two-thirds experienced setbacks lasting at least one month, while nearly 30 percent waited four months or longer. T

Identity verification provider Jumio says its technology processed tens of millions of transactions across global gaming customers during the tournament, including nine of Europe’s 10 largest gaming operators and several major U.S. sportsbooks. The company’s data offers a glimpse into how major sporting events reshape digital identity traffic in real time. Brazil generated significant activity during the early stages of the tournament, followed by a noticeable shift after the

ThreatDown is expanding its cybersecurity platform to help organizations uncover unauthorized artificial intelligence tools and secure the growing number of machine identities operating across corporate networks. The company’s new AI visibility capabilities automatically identify shadow AI applications used by employees without formal approval. Security teams can view each tool’s vendor, category, version, platform and endpoint activity, helping them determine where corporate