Enterprise Security Tech

As International Fraud Awareness Week begins, security leaders are warning that fraud is no longer just a numbers game—it’s a cognitive one. Across industries, a new generation of agentic AI–powered schemes  is redefining what it means to deceive, forcing enterprises to rethink how they detect, authenticate, and trust in a world where machines can convincingly imitate people. “ Agentic AI is transforming the fraud landscape at an unprecedented pace, ” said Patrick Harding, Ch

In a move that fuses transparency, autonomy, and runtime intelligence, Upwind  has unveiled its Open Source Security Model  — a novel framework aimed at decentralizing and demystifying cloud risk management. The launch comes as the company also earns a coveted spot on CRN’s 2025 Stellar Startups  list in the Security category, solidifying its status as one of the most disruptive forces in modern cloud protection. A New Philosophy for Cloud Risk Management Upwind’s Open Source

In a move that redefines what digital trust looks like in the age of autonomous intelligence, Keyfactor has unveiled a breakthrough capability applying its enterprise-grade Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and certificate lifecycle management (CLM) solutions to secure Agentic AI —autonomous systems capable of independent decision-making across enterprise environments. From Human to Machine Identity: The Next Zero Trust Frontier As businesses accelerate their adoption of AI ag

A sweeping new analysis from Imprivata  has revealed a staggering inefficiency quietly draining the UK and Ireland’s healthcare systems: clinicians are collectively losing millions of hours each year to login screens. But there’s a twist—when single sign-on and access management (SSO/AM) systems are deployed, the time saved translates into both clinical and financial breakthroughs. Logging In—or Losing Out The study, covering 55 hospitals across four nations , represents the

A new global study from Cohesity reveals a stark new reality for enterprise leaders: cyberattacks have evolved from isolated IT crises into full-blown financial events that ripple through earnings reports, board strategies, and market valuations. According to Risk-Ready or Risk-Exposed: The Cyber Resilience Divide , 76% of organizations worldwide have experienced at least one “material” cyberattack — incidents that inflict measurable financial, reputational, or customer loss