The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list to spotlight some of the most noteworthy news and announcements made at the RSA Conference 2025, held at Moscone Center in San Francisco from April 28th to May 1st.

For the last 30+ years, the RSAC Conference has been a leading example of the power of the cybersecurity community. Over the last several days, companies worldwide have come together—virtually and on-site in San Francisco, California—to share timely insights and actionable intelligence with peers and customers alike. With nearly 700 sessions, events, and opportunities for interaction scheduled during the three-day event, there was no shortage of avenues for cybersecurity professionals across markets to discuss and learn about the latest ideas and insights across critical AI topics.

Additionally, with so much of the cybersecurity community coming together for RSAC, many of the leading companies in the space capitalized on the opportunity to announce new products, features, enhancements, and partnerships to help their clients and each other build smarter, faster, and more resilient cyber defense strategies. The Solutions Review editors have summarized some top headlines in the curated list below. The list is organized alphabetically by company name.

The Top News and Announcements From the RSA Conference 2025

Abnormal AI Announces New AI Agents

Abnormal AI, an AI-native human behavior security solution, has announced autonomous AI agents. With the AI Phishing Coach and AI Data Analyst agents, organizations can revolutionize how they train employees, report on risks, prevent advanced email attacks, turn complex security data into instantly usable intelligence, explore specific data points, and more. Abnormal AI is also expanding its Inbound Email Security with three new tools: Quarantine Release, URL Rewriting, and Enterprise Remediation Settings.

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Anetac Details a New Feature for Managing Identity Vulnerabilities

Anetac, a company focused on protecting its clients from identity-based vulnerabilities in hybrid environments, has announced the global rollout of Human Link Pro. This new capability aims to unify the management of human and non-human identity vulnerabilities within the Anetac Identity Vulnerability Management Platform. The capability can also help users address the challenges of managing complex identity infrastructures that span both on-premises and cloud environments.

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AppOmni Expands the Capabilities of Its AskOmni Solution

AppOmni, a SaaS security company, has announced that AskOmni, its AI-powered SaaS security companion, can now operate as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. The advancement will enable seamless integration with security-focused AI agents and security platforms, including SIEM, NDR, XDR, and IAM solutions. The AppOmni MCP server also aims to provide deeper insights into SaaS identities, security posture, data exposures, and user behaviors.

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AuditBoard Reveals a New AI Governance Solution

AuditBoard, a global platform for connected risk that transforms audit, risk, and compliance, announced a new AI governance solution at the RSAC Conference. With this AI governance platform, customers can implement AI best practices outlined in frameworks like the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s AI Risk Management Framework (NIST AI RMF) to protect their organizations from the cyber, reputational, and financial risks associated with non-compliance.

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Cisco Announces Several New Partnerships and Feature Updates

Cisco made several partnership and feature announcements at the RSA Conference to help security professionals secure and harness the power of AI. The updates include the Instant Attack Verification feature, which integrates data from the Splunk platform, endpoints, networks, threat intelligence, and more; new automated XDR Forensics capabilities to provide more visibility into endpoint activity; the XDR Storyboard, which helps visualize complex attacks; an integration with ServiceNow; and new AI Supply Chain Risk Management security controls.

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Cymulate and SentinelOne Announce Their Partnership

Cymulate, a threat exposure validation company, has partnered with SentinelOne, an AI-powered cybersecurity platform.​​ The collaboration will combine Cymulate and SentinelOne’s security offerings to deliver self-healing endpoint security that empowers organizations to increase protection for every endpoint on their network. Additionally, Cymulate has become a member of SentinelOne’s Singularity Marketplace.

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Dataminr Unveils its Agentic AI Roadmap

Dataminr, a global AI company, has unveiled its Agentic AI roadmap, starting with Intel Agents, its first Agentic AI capability. Intel Agents will allow businesses to task AI agents to autonomously generate critical context as events, risks, and threats unfold. The agents are powered solely by Dataminr’s internally developed and operated LLMs, which are all trained on Dataminr’s proprietary 15-year data and event archive. This enables them to fuse relevant information from external public sources with rich insights from internal data sources.

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Diligent Details Its Partnership with Cloudflare and Qualys

Diligent—a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) SaaS company—has announced a strategic partnership with Cloudflare, a connectivity cloud company, and Qualys, a disruptive cloud-based IT, security, and compliance solution provider. Together, the companies will launch the Cyber Risk Report, which can revolutionize how Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and security leaders communicate cyber risk to the board of directors.

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Entrust Releases the Entrust Cryptographic Security Platform

Entrust, a global provider of identity-centric security solutions, has announced the Entrust Cryptographic Security Platform, a unified, end-to-end cryptographic security management solution for keys, secrets, and certificates. With this platform, security, IT, and DevOps teams will have the control they need to streamline the deployment of cryptographic solutions. It will also equip teams with the centralized inventory and visibility required to manage increasingly complex operations and prepare for the shift to post-quantum cryptography.

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Flashpoint Introduces New Features to Its Platform

Flashpoint, the global provider of threat data and intelligence, has announced new capabilities for its flagship platform, Flashpoint Ignite. The new features include AI-powered risk discovery, curated threat feeds, asset-centric intelligence, and on-demand expansion of highly relevant data sources. These updates deliver actionable insights aligned with customers’ threat and intelligence needs, enabling organizations to make informed decisions and protect their critical assets.

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Forcepoint Showcases the Forcepoint Data Security Cloud Solution

Forcepoint, a global data security company, has launched the Forcepoint Data Security Cloud, an AI-powered data security platform designed to unite the visibility and control of data everywhere it’s created, stored, or moved. The platform is built for today’s hybrid, cloud- and AI-driven environments. Its features include automated, behavior-aware analytics, continuous monitoring, and other tools to help organizations improve their clarity, confidence, and control of the entire data security lifecycle.

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Graylog Launches the Spring 2025 Release of Its Security Solution

Graylog, a platform for Security, API protection, and IT Operations, has launched the Spring 2025 release of its Graylog Security solution. Building on the Fall 2024 release (version 6.1), this update will enhance analyst workflows, accelerate time-to-value, and help users set a new bar for speed and flexibility in their threat detection efforts. Specifically, the new Adversary Campaign Intelligence, Data Lake Preview, Selective Data Restore, and Threat Coverage Analyzer tools can equip teams with better detection, real-time context, and more control over what matters.

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Lineaje Debuts New Capabilities to Improve Software Supply Chain Security

Lineaje, a full-lifecycle software supply chain security company, has launched a collection of end-to-end capabilities to transform how organizations protect their critical software. With these features, companies can contextualize risks at all software development stages, proactively address the escalating dangers of software supply chain attacks, and autonomously secure open-source software, source code, and containers with agentic AI-powered self-healing agents.

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Menlo Security Enhances Its Solutions With New Features

Menlo Security, a Secure Enterprise Browser provider, has revealed several enhancements for its solution to give security teams the visibility and control they need to stay ahead of rising AI-powered browser threats. Debuting at the RSA Conference 2025, the latest features include a dedicated dashboard that allows customers to view and manage Secure Application Access and a new, advanced workflow process for the company’s Browsing Forensics offering.

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NetApp Reveals New Capabilities for Strengthening Cyber Resiliency

NetApp, an intelligent data infrastructure company, has announced new security capabilities to help customers strengthen their cyber resiliency. With these updates, security teams can now leverage NetApp to take a proactive approach to data security at the storage layer and enhance their overall security posture. The new additions include embedding post-quantum cryptography into its storage portfolio, updates to its ransomware protection tools,  additional support for its backup and recovery offerings, and expanded professional security assessment and security hardening services.

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Netwrix Adds New Capabilities to Its 1Secure Platform

Netwrix, a cybersecurity solutions provider focused on data and identity threats, unveiled new solutions and capabilities across its 1Secure SaaS platform during the RSA Conference 2025. The company also announced several new risk assessment features for the 1Secure platform, enabling companies to quickly scan their Active Directory, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365 environments to gain insight into security risks and misconfigurations.

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NVIDIA Announces the NVIDIA DOCA Software Framework

NVIDIA has announced a new NVIDIA DOCA software framework, part of the NVIDIA cybersecurity AI platform, which will bring runtime cybersecurity to AI factories. Running on the NVIDIA BlueField networking platform, NVIDIA DOCA Argus is designed to operate on every node to immediately detect and respond to attacks on AI workloads, all while integrating seamlessly with enterprise security systems to deliver instant threat insights.

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Oasis Security Announces the Oasis NHI Provisioning Solution

Oasis Security, a Non-Human Identity Management (NHIM) solution, announced the launch of Oasis NHI Provisioning at the RSA Conference. The new capability can automate the creation, governance, and security of Non-Human Identities (NHIs) from their inception. Built into the Oasis NHI Security Cloud, the solution addresses the critical challenges of fragmented processes, ungoverned sprawl, and manual workflows that plague NHI provisioning today.

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Palo Alto Networks Launches the Prisma AIRS Platform

Palo Alto Networks, a global AI cybersecurity company, has announced Prisma AIRS, a new AI security platform designed to protect the entire enterprise AI ecosystem, including AI apps, agents, models, and data. The Prisma AIRS platform aims to help customers deploy AI confidently and address the critical need for robust security in the face of rapid AI adoption across enterprises. Its capabilities include AI model scanning, posture management, AI red teaming, runtime security, and AI agent security tools.

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PRE Security Releases New AI-Powered Cybersecurity Solutions

PRE Security, an AI-native cybersecurity company, has launched GenAI EDR and MiniSOC, two solutions that aim to “redefine” the future of cybersecurity for organizations of all sizes. The GenAI Native EDR replaces outdated static, rule-based approaches with a fully Generative and Agentic AI design at the endpoint. Additionally, the MiniSOC solutions pair PRE Security’s AI SecOps platform with Apple’s M4-based Mac mini and M3 Ultra Mac Studio to eliminate the need for costly GPU servers while maintaining enterprise-class performance and efficiency.

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RSA Details Its New Help Desk Security Solution

RSA, a security-first identity company, has announced several cybersecurity innovations at the RSAC Conference 2025 that will help defend organizations against the next wave of AI-powered identity attacks, including IT Help Desk bypasses, malware, social engineering, and other threats. One of the major additions announced is the RSA Help Desk Live Verify feature, which uses bi-directional identity verification to prevent social engineering and technical support scams by ensuring users and IT staff are who they say they are.

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Saviynt Debuts an Identity Security Posture Management Solution

Saviynt, a provider of cloud-native identity security solutions, has launched its AI-powered Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) solution as part of its converged Identity Cloud platform. With Saviynt’s ISPM offering, companies can utilize actionable insights into their identity and access posture, improve data hygiene, boost the efficiency of their governance controls, reduce audit findings, maintain continuous compliance, and bring application owners into the center of identity management.

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SecurityScorecard and BlinkOps Announce a New Alliance

SecurityScorecard, a supply chain detection and response (SCDR) solution, has announced a new technical alliance with BlinkOps, an AI-powered security automation platform. The partnership will integrate BlinkOps’ generative AI-driven automation capabilities with SecurityScorecard’s risk ratings to equip global security teams with a solution that gives them unparalleled visibility, automation, and control over their cybersecurity posture.

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Silverfort Introduces New Protections for Cloud-Based Identities

Silverfort, an identity security company, has expanded the protection of its non-human identity (NHI) security product to include cloud-based identities, covering NHIs in cloud identity providers, cloud infrastructure, and SaaS applications. The added capabilities will help businesses stop lateral movement, enforce service account protection, get actionable remediation recommendations, and discover and visualize the connections between human and non-human identities across hybrid environments.

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Skyhigh Security Integrates DSPM Capabilities Into Its SSE Solution

Skyhigh Security, a global provider of Security Service Edge (SSE) and data security, has announced the integration of Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) capabilities into its data-centric SSE platform. The new capabilities will build on Skyhigh Security’s existing data classification and protection platform services to provide organizations with deeper visibility into sensitive data and streamlined compliance management.

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SOCRadar Details Its New AI-Powered Cybersecurity Assistant

SOCRadar, a global extended threat intelligence and cybersecurity solution provider, has announced SOCRadar Copilot, an AI-powered cybersecurity assistant designed to enhance platform efficiency, automate routine security operations, and share knowledge and insights. The tool aims to help time-strapped security teams streamline their security and reporting processes while learning, adapting, and evolving to help those teams future-proof their defenses against changing risks.

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Sonatype Expands Its Repository Firewall Offering with New Features

Sonatype, an end-to-end software supply chain security company, has introduced several enhancements to its Repository Firewall offering. These updates will expand proactive malware protection efforts across the enterprise, from developer workstations to the network edge. The specific additions include an integration with Zscaler Internet Access (ZIA), Docker registry support, automated malware detection, and support for Hugging Face AI models.

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Superna Launches a Data Attack Surface Manager Platform

Superna, a CyberStorage security provider, has launched Superna Data Attack Surface Manager (DASM), a new platform that enables organizations to continuously identify, prioritize, and control exposure at the data layer. The company’s DASM includes features for data-first risk prioritization, continuous asset monitoring, compensating controls engine, workflow automation, and zero-day readiness. The solution is available now.

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Tuskira Debuts an AI Analyst Workforce

Tuskira, an  AI-native platform built to unify and optimize proactive and responsive security operations, has announced its fully autonomous AI Analyst Workforce at the RSA Conference 2025. The AI workforce includes analysts for detecting novel attacks, correlating emerging IOCs and TTPs, triaging alerts for detection, and identifying toxic security risks of vulnerabilities based on reachability, exposure, exploitability, business context, and defense coverage.

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For World Password Day 2025, the editors at Solutions Review have compiled a list of comments from some of the leading industry experts.

As part of this year’s World Password Day, we called for the industry’s best and brightest in Identity and Access Management and the broader cybersecurity market to share best practices, predictions for the future of passwords, and personal anecdotes. The experts featured represent some of the top influencers, consultants, and solution providers with experience in these marketplaces, and each projection has been vetted for relevance and ability to add business value. The list is organized alphabetically by company name.

World Password Day Quotes from Industry Experts in 2025

Tim Eades, CEO and Co-Founder at Anetac

Arun Shrestha, CEO and Co-Founder at BeyondID

“Passwords are old news, and World Password Day—once a reminder of cybersecurity best practices—now underscores the importance of phasing out the very authentication method it once championed. With stolen credentials topping the breach origin charts and phishing attacks up 4,151 percent since the launch of ChatGPT, it’s clear that traditional passwords are no longer sufficient. Modern threats call for passwordless authentication—not just for stronger security, but for a frictionless user experience. It’s time to answer the phone.”

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“For decades, passwords have been the weak link in cybersecurity–outdated, overused, and increasingly ineffective. But now, organizations are making a clear shift. Multi-factor authentication and sign-in links have emerged as the primary methods for user authentication across the US, UK, and globally, overtaking passwords.

“This step change comes as over half of business and IT decision-makers report higher fraud attempts with username and password alone compared to other methods. We’re at a cybersecurity inflection point: passwords are no longer sufficient. Modern, layered authentication methods, such as facial biometrics, device recognition, or generated codes, are stepping in.

“Rather than forcing users to create longer, more complex passwords, it’s time for organizations to embrace a passwordless future where customers and employees can prove their identity conveniently and securely using their biometrics. This approach reduces risk, streamlines access, and meets the expectations of today’s digital-first users.”

Joel Burleson-Davis, Chief Technology Officer at Imprivata

“This World Password Day, it seems appropriate to shift the discussion from securing and managing passwords to the demise of the password. Passwords have served us well (sort of), and we’ve been long talking about ditching the traditional, complex password because of their burden and unintentional insecurity. However, with every second mattering in critical work, now more than ever, passwordless authentication has become business-critical.

“There are signs of good adoption of both passwordless strategies and shunning our old password-burdened ways in mobile devices, which are built with and extensively leverage facial recognition for security purposes, but some of our most critical technologies in our most critical sectors have been reluctant to implement similar solutions in their operations. As life- and mission-critical industries like healthcare and manufacturing cope with staffing challenges while being increasingly targeted, it’s time they reconsider access management and their relationship with the password paradigm.

“In healthcare, for example, and in particular, the delivery of health care, where a 17-character password is not practical for clinicians who are treating patients who need rapid and frequent access to Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in all kinds of situations. Entering a complex password for these users only creates barriers that delay patient care, eats up clinician time, and exacerbate burnout.

“Passwordless solutions, particularly biometrics-based ones, offer a tailored and frictionless experience that enables everyone from healthcare providers to manufacturing operators to maintain the highest security standards while empowering them to deliver timely, critical work without unnecessary barriers. I look forward to a World Password Day in the future that is full of cheering and celebration because we’ve finally released ourselves from the burden of putting memorized, complex strings into a little prompt box for the sake of security.”

Stephanie Schneider, Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at LastPass

“World Password Day is a great reminder for every organization that identity access management is the foundation of effective company security. Abusing legitimate credentials is one of the easiest and most common ways hackers gain unauthorized access to systems. Given the rise of infostealers over the last few years, which frequently target credentials and other sensitive data to resell on underground marketplaces, acquiring these is easier than ever. Credentials and session cookies stolen from employees’ personal devices can be used to breach corporate networks.

“A key aspect of stealers is their heavy reliance on the ‘spray-and-prey’ tactic, rather than directly targeting corporate networks, they’re counting on individuals having weaker security on their personal devices and using their work credentials on personal devices. The time from infection via stealer malware to the time that information is posted to the dark web can be speedy, especially with automation tools. Organizations must monitor for exposed credentials and change credentials as quickly as possible to disrupt breaches and attacks before they can occur. In a world where hybrid work has blurred the lines between personal and professional devices, businesses can’t afford to be casual about credential management.

“Using strong, unique passwords is just the tip of the iceberg when protecting your identity access. Reusing passwords across services is still one of the most common mistakes employees make—and one of the easiest ways for attackers to gain access. Requiring multi-factor authentication (MFA) should be standard for every business account, and it is a good idea for personal accounts, too.

“This World Password Day, take a look at your access policies. Are you protecting your company or making it easier for someone else to break in?”

“Leverage passkeys as the primary authentication method whenever possible. While passkeys are not immune to cyber-attacks, they are significantly more secure and phishing-resistant because they are linked to a device or leverage biometric authentication. Plus, they’re a whole lot easier to manage than constantly juggling new password combinations.”

Anthony Cusimano, Solutions Director at Object First

“I believe the death of the password is just around the corner. Passwords are no longer a secure method of authentication and should not be treated as secure. So, I’ll share the advice I have taken up in the last year: use a password manager, app-based or browser-based (either works!).

“Password managers securely store your passwords in a locked vault and come with convenient browser extensions that autofill logins. They can also generate unique, complex passwords for every account. Many of these tools allow you to customize password requirements according to your preferences, including specifying length and incorporating symbols, numbers, and mixed case. Additionally, password managers can alert you to duplicate or weak passwords and often suggest optimal times for changes.

“The password alone is NOT a secure authentication method; that’s why I have given up trying to maximize their security and left the brainwork to someone else. It’s 2025—let an app do the password legwork for you, and here’s to hoping that passwords become a thing of the past sooner rather than later.”

Nicolas Fort, Director of Product Management at One Identity

“Passwords have come a long way, from punch-tape reels in 1961 to the world of multi-factor authentication and fingerprint identification we inhabit today. The next leap is already happening—passkeys tied to devices, one-time AI-generated tokens, and even blockchain-backed session receipts. It’s no accident that password technology is constantly evolving.

“Cyber-attacks are more frequent, threat actors have more sophisticated tools at their disposal, and as businesses continue to store more and more sensitive data online, regulators are rightly demanding that they keep up. The EU’s NIS2, the UK’s Cyber Resilience Act, DORA, HIPAA, and countless other rules and regulations now demand rock-solid control over user accounts at every touchpoint. That means audited sessions, behavioral analytics, rotating passwords, and just-in-time credentials—so that no matter how hard attackers try, there’s simply nothing there to steal.”

Drew Perry, Chief Innovation Officer at Ontinue

“As positive a day as World Password Day is, I look forward to the day it no longer exists or is at least renamed! With the rise of passkey support across major platforms and devices, we’re finally seeing a shift towards more secure and user-friendly authentication. Passkeys are cryptographic credentials that eliminate the need for passwords entirely, offering phishing-resistant, biometric-based access. It’s time we moved beyond passwords, which are too often reused, weak, or compromised. Simpler identity protection is needed so we, as humans, don’t just pick a random string of characters that we will never remember!”

“We have come a long way. Password manager adoption is rising, multi-factor authentication is available for most critical online services, and people are reusing the same passwords less. But still, hackers are succeeding in their attacks. We have been saying since the early 2010s that “hackers don’t hack in, they log in,” and as time goes on, it becomes even more true.

“Stolen credentials overtook email phishing as the second most frequently observed initial infection vector in 2024 during intrusions into businesses. At Ontinue, we have witnessed first-hand the rise of sophisticated infostealer malware, which captures passwords as they are entered by users during login. This enables attackers to simply log in if no other secondary authentication methods are enabled, which, sadly, is often the case.

“Awareness is key. Enable passkeys where possible. I suggest we lay the password to rest and embrace the passwordless future.”

“World Password Day serves as an annual reminder of a universal truth: passwords are a pain. Despite being a cornerstone of our digital lives, they consistently fall short. From the widespread practice of password reuse—a virtual invitation to cyber-criminals—to the ease with which they can be compromised through social engineering or simple guessing, the inherent weaknesses of password-based authentication are undeniable.

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The editors at Solutions Review are exploring the emerging AI application layer with this authoritative list of the best AI agents for cybersecurity use cases that teams should consider integrating into their business security efforts.

The proliferation of generative AI has ushered in a new era of cybersecurity, and AI agents are heavily involved in that transformation. As threat actors continue to find new ways to disrupt businesses, AI has become an essential tool in every company’s lineup of defense systems. Whether autonomously monitoring network traffic, detecting anomalous patterns, or responding to potential threats in real-time, AI agents in cybersecurity can help your company adapt its defense strategies and remain agile as new threats present themselves.

In this up-to-date and authoritative guide, our editors will spotlight some of the top AI agents and agent platforms available today for cybersecurity teams to help you find the right tool for your specific needs. This resource is designed to help you:

• Understand what makes cybersecurity AI agents different from traditional automation tools
• Explore the capabilities and limitations of each available agent or agent platform in the marketplace
• Choose the best solution for your team based on use case, skill level, and scalability options

Note: This list of the best AI agents for cybersecurity was compiled through web research using advanced scraping techniques and generative AI tools. Solutions Review editors use a unique multi-prompt approach to employ targeted prompts to extract critical knowledge and optimize content for relevance and utility. Our editors also utilized Solutions Review’s weekly news distribution services to ensure the information is as close to real-time as possible. The list is organized in alphabetical order.

The Top AI Agents for Cybersecurity Teams

Arctic Wolf Agent

Description: Arctic Wolf’s Agent is a lightweight software designed to autonomously collect actionable intelligence from their IT environments, scan endpoints for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, and even respond to emerging threats.

Arctic Wolf Agent is managed 24×7 by security operations experts from the Arctic Wolf Concierge Security Team (CST), which provides clients with additional support in their threat detection, assessment, and containment efforts. It’s designed to extend IT bandwidth by monitoring wireless networks, event logs, process tables, installed software, SSL certificates, and more.

Key Features:

• Identify and benchmark risk profiles against globally accepted configuration guidelines and security standards.
• Host-based vulnerability assessment will continuously monitor servers and workstations for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
• Only 10MB of memory utilization under normal operating standards.
• Block data exfiltration and propagation of threats by preventing servers and workstations from communicating.

Get Started: Arctic Wolf Agent can be installed transparently via the existing software deployment processes your IT department is working with. It uses universal installers (i.e., MSI and PKG), requires zero maintenance once implemented, carries no performance impact, and can be updated seamlessly through the Arctic Wolf Platform.

Darktrace

Description: Darktrace’s Cyber AI Analyst combines human expertise with the speed and scale of artificial intelligence. It’s designed to reduce the time spent investigating alerts by streamlining workflows so your security team can focus on urgent or higher-value tasks.

Unlike copilots or prompt-based AI agents built to interpret text, Darktrace’s Cyber AI Assistant can replicate the human investigative process by questioning data, testing hypotheses, and reaching conclusions based on the results, all without human intervention. The Analyst also runs continuously, so it can re-investigate existing alerts with emerging data in real-time to ensure thorough analyses.

Key Features:

• The Analyst can recommend the next-best actions unique to each incident.
• Set up repeatable, integrated investigative workflows that are custom to your organization.
• Autonomous responses stop malicious actions while giving defenders time to analyze and remediate.
• Simplify incident understanding with detailed insights and investigative processes.

Get Started: The Cyber AI Analyst is built to underpin the Darktrace ActiveAI Security Platform, which allows clients to trial the company’s platforms in unison across use cases and technologies.

Fortinet

Description: FortiClient, an agent for the Fortinet Security Fabric solution, provides businesses with protection, compliance, and secure access, all from a single, modular, lightweight client.

The agentic tool runs on an endpoint like a laptop or mobile device. It autonomously communicates with Fortinet Security Fabric to provide users with the information, visibility, and control they need to manage each device. This can minimize the need for manual intervention and promote faster threat remediations across environments.

Key Features:

• Secure endpoints with ML anti-malware and behavior-based anti-exploit.
• FortiClient enables remote workers to securely connect to a network using zero-trust principles.
• Control access to cloud-based applications, including visibility to shadow IT.
• Harden endpoint security with vulnerability scanning, automated patching, software inventory, and app firewall functionalities.

Get Started: FortiClient comes in several models with increasing degrees of protection and capabilities. It’s built to integrate with the key components of Fortinet Security Fabric and is centrally managed by the Endpoint Management Server (EMS). Clients can also enhance the tool’s value with Fortinet’s professional services offerings, which can help streamline upgrades, patches, deployment, and monitoring processes.

Purple AI by SentinelOne

Description: Purple AI is a cybersecurity analyst powered by agentic AI technologies that enable teams to use natural language prompts and context-based suggested queries to identify hidden risks, respond to threats faster, and conduct in-depth investigations.

SentinelOne designed Purple AI to scale autonomous protection across the enterprise and amplify a security team’s capabilities by streamlining and automating SecOps workflows. For example, Purple AI can generate incident summaries, self-documenting notebooks, and recommended queries.

Key Features:

• Purple AI is architected with the highest level of safeguards to protect against misuse and hallucinations.
• Synthesize threat intelligence and contextual insights in a conversational user experience.
• View and manage security data in one place with a unified console for native and third-party security data.
• Generate summaries that communicate the seriousness of an incident, key findings of the hunt, and recommended actions.

Get Started: SentinelOne’s agentic AI functionalities are available in the Complete, Commercial, and Enterprise models of the company’s Singularity solution. Each offering provides scalable features to help companies of all sizes and needs streamline and improve their cybersecurity efforts.

Alex by Twine

Description: Alex is Twine’s first digital employee. The AI agent is designed to join your team and handle the execution and orchestration of identity and access management processes.

Alex is capable of planning, approving, and automatically executing tasks. Potential use cases for Alex include onboarding users to a new application, assigning employees to orphaned accounts, optimizing a company’s existing identity governance and administration (IGA) platforms, and more.

Key Features:

• Autonomously repairs issues, removes roadblocks, and recovers whatever is needed to complete objectives.
• Handle and fix edge cases and exceptions with minimum human intervention.
• Connect and bond multiple HR systems, identity silos, and SaaS platforms within larger organizations.
• Identity applications that require multi-factor authentication (MFA) and migrate them into an MFA framework without disrupting your team’s workflow.

Get Started: Twine’s Digital Employees are designed to integrate easily with a company’s existing systems. The agents learn and adapt to each client’s unique requirements, environments, and applications. Twine’s engineers can even research and build specific integrations to suit special cases when needed.

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Solutions Review’s Solution Spotlight with Ping Identity is part of an exclusive webinar series for enterprise business software users. This event will feature an hour-long discussion and software demo to help viewers prevent account takeovers in their business ecosystems.

What is a Solutions Spotlight?

Solutions Review’s Solution Spotlights are exclusive, expert webinar events for industry professionals across the enterprise technology and MarTech fields. Since its first virtual event in June 2020, Solutions Review has expanded its multimedia capabilities in response to the overwhelming demand for these events. Solutions Review’s current menu of online offerings includes the Demo Day, Solution Spotlight, Expert Webinars, and panel discussions. And the best part about the “Spotlight” series? They are free to attend!

Why You Should Attend

Solutions Review is one of the largest communities of IT executives, directors, and decision-makers in enterprise technology marketplaces. Every year, over 10 million people visit Solutions Review’s collection of sites for the latest news, best practices, and insights into solving some of their most complex problems.

For this Solutions Spotlight event, the Solutions Review team has partnered with Ping Identity, an identity security company for the digital enterprise. The hour-long webinar will show viewers how they can prevent ATO without adding unnecessary friction to their business, ensuring security, trust, and operational continuity. The program will also feature a live product demo and Q&A.

Speakers

Maya Ogranovitch Scott, Fraud Solution Manager at Ping Identity: Maya Ogranovitch Scott is a senior product and solutions marketing manager responsible for Ping’s fraud prevention, AI, and retail solutions. She focuses on finding solutions to complex, industry-specific challenges, exploring ways to combat ever-evolving fraud threats, and leveraging security to elevate customer experiences.

About Ping Identity

Ping Identity is an identity security provider focused on helping digital enterprises deliver unforgettable user experiences and uncompromising security. The company’s identity security solution suite includes products and services for passwordless authentication, zero trust implementations, cloud migrations, legacy IAM modernization, online fraud prevention, customer engagement, digital experience innovation, compliance management, and more.

FAQ

• What: Stopping Account Takeover in Business Ecosystems
  
• When: Monday, May 5th, 2025, at 12:00 PM Eastern Time
• Where: Zoom meeting (see registration page for more details), LinkedIn, and Insight Jam.

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Solutions Review’s Solution Spotlight with Secureworks is part of an exclusive webinar series for enterprise business software users. This event will feature an hour-long discussion and software demo to help viewers improve their exposure management processes.

What is a Solutions Spotlight?

Solutions Review’s Solution Spotlights are exclusive, expert webinar events for industry professionals across the enterprise technology and MarTech fields. Since its first virtual event in June 2020, Solutions Review has expanded its multimedia capabilities in response to the overwhelming demand for these events. Solutions Review’s current menu of online offerings includes the Demo Day, Solution Spotlight, Expert Webinars, and panel discussions. And the best part about the “Spotlight” series? They are free to attend!

Why You Should Attend

Solutions Review is one of the largest communities of IT executives, directors, and decision-makers in enterprise technology marketplaces. Every year, over 10 million people visit Solutions Review’s collection of sites for the latest news, best practices, and insights into solving some of their most complex problems.

For this Solutions Spotlight event, the Solutions Review team has partnered with Secureworks, a cybersecurity company that offers a combination of cloud-native, SaaS security platforms and intelligence-driven security solutions. The hour-long webinar will focus on key lessons from 2024’s threat landscape, share predictions for 2025’s cyber challenges and opportunities, and discuss best practices for balancing strategic goals with tactical progress, emphasizing that “better, better, never done” is the ultimate aim.

Speakers

Alex Rose is the Director of Cybersecurity and Governmental Partnerships at Secureworks. She spearheads initiatives to strengthen public and private relationships in this role, contributing to Secureworks’ recognition as a CISA Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) strategic partner. Simultaneously, as the Director of Threat Research, Alex focuses on enabling internal stakeholders and external customers, including decision-makers, to comprehend the evolving threat landscape.

Ken Deitz is Secureworks’ Chief Information Security Officer, responsible for leading the company’s global corporate and product security teams. He joined Secureworks in 2011, where he created and led the Corporate Incident Response Team (CIRT). In 2013, Ken transitioned to leading the Corporate Threat Intelligence Team, and in early 2016, Ken became the CSO/CISO for Secureworks.

Chris Ahearn is the Director of Incident Response at Secureworks. With over 20 years of experience in Information Security, Chris has built a distinguished career spanning client-facing and management roles. He’s a recognized Subject Matter Expert in Network and Host forensics and has played a pivotal role in developing several incident response practices from the ground up.

Rafe Pilling is the Director of Threat Intelligence and works with the company’s Counter Threat Unit (CTU). He is part of a team of 100+ researchers and cybersecurity experts performing targeted cyber threat intelligence research and technical analysis for both targeted and commodity cyber threats. With over 15 years of experience studying cyber-attacks from hostile state actors, Rafe is a subject matter expert in the field and consistently advises C-suite executives on maximizing their security.

About Secureworks

Secureworks is a global cybersecurity leader focused on helping its customers and partners in the education, financial, government, and manufacturing markets outpace and outmaneuver adversaries with more precision, enabling them to adapt and respond to market forces with increased agility. Its solution suite includes Network Security, Endpoint Security, Vulnerability Management, Identity Security, OT Security, and Detection and Response offerings.

FAQ

• What: From Reflection to Action: Navigating Cybersecurity into 2025 and Beyond
  
• When: Thursday, January 23rd, 2025, at 12:00 PM Eastern Time
• Where: Zoom meeting (see registration page for more details) and LinkedIn

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The primary cybersecurity tool your company can use to prevent data breaches is identity and access management (IAM). Identity management (specifically, identity authentication) forms the digital perimeter composed of now-legacy antivirus solutions. This digital perimeter is the primary mechanism by which threat actors are kept out. Even if they penetrate the perimeter, identity management can constrain threat actor permissions, limiting the damage they inflict on your network.  

Your enterprise needs an identity and access management solution. It’s the only tool for thoroughly monitoring who accesses what, when, where, how, and why. How else can you be sure that your employees are who they say they are? With that in mind, the editors at Solutions Review have compiled this list of the best identity and access management software companies in the marketplace to help you find the best tool for your organization’s needs in 2025 (and beyond).

Note: Companies are listed in alphabetical order.

The Best Identity and Access Management Providers

Avatier

Description: Avatier offers a suite of independently-licensed identity and access management products focused on providing usability and quick time-to-value with its flagship Identity Anywhere platform. Avatier delivers a unique approach that extends its IAM automation and self-service capabilities beyond the traditional enterprise use cases. Its solutions help enterprises automate operations and conduct access certifications from any endpoint device regardless of its location. Avatier also delegates security, administration, password management, and Single Sign-On.  

Auth0

Description: Auth0 provides a platform to authenticate, authorize, and secure access for applications, devices, and users. Auth0 values simplicity, extensibility and enables security and application teams to make identity work for everyone in their organizations. Auth0’s Authentication platform features frictionless logins, Single Sign-On, while its Access Management Platform offers API Authorization and RBAC. Its authentication capabilities include diverse options such as Step-Up and adaptive multi-factor to provide unique use cases.  

Broadcom

Description: Broadcom folded CA Technologies’ end-to-end Identity Management portfolio with its Identity Suite, Secure Cloud IDaaS solution, Single Sign-On, Advanced Authentication, and Privileged Access Management Capabilities. Layer7 provides an integrated solution for on-premises and cloud application provisioning and governance that manages user identities throughout their entire lifecycle. Broadcom also increases audit and compliance efficiency through streamlined governance campaigns. Additionally, it offers consumer-grade scalability and real-time policy enforcement. 

Curity

Description: Curity is a significant supplier of API-driven identity management, providing unified security for digital services. The Curity Identity Server operates as an OAuth and OpenID Connect Server. Enterprises can use it for logging in and securing users’ access to the web and mobile apps over APIs and microservices as the business scales. Also, the Curity Identity Server is built upon open standards designed for development and operations. The provider can address organizations’ enterprise-grade API security needs in financial services, telecom, retail, energy, and government services. 

Fischer Identity

Description: Fischer International’s Identity as a Service (IaaS) is an enterprise-grade full-suite identity solution for private cloud or on-premise servers. Fischer Identity offers user provisioning for end-user full-lifecycle management, access governance, self-service password management, SSO/Federation, and five-factor authentication to securely manage identities in complex corporate environments. Fischer also offers complete audit logging, over 100 out-of-the-box reports, a comprehensive connector library in every license purchase, and easy-to-use dashboards. 

FusionAuth

Description: FusionAuth is a single-tenant CIAM solution for enterprise web and mobile applications. Built for developers, FusionAuth’s REST API installs with one command to provide secure on-premises or private cloud identity with login, registration, multi-factor authentication, Single Sign-On, email templates, localization, role-based access control, and brute-force detection. FusionAuth also offers flexible password controls to simplify user provisioning and migration, delivering user reports, moderation, reward/discipline, user search & segmentation features. 

HID Global

Description: HID Global offers various solutions ranging from biometric sensors and read modules; these include OEM embedded reader modules and finished desktop readers that validate identity using fingerprints or hard tokens. HID Global’s solutions can integrate into existing business systems, both analog and digital. Its solutions feature advanced multi-factor authentication, credential management, and analytics. The vendor also provides access control systems with support for many credential technologies. It tailors its specific solutions to match with different verticals and use cases. 

IBM

Description: IBM offers the Cloud Identity Service product, a cloud-based identity and access management solution which offers multi-factor authentication, SSO, and user lifecycle management. IBM delivers its Cloud Identity Service as a multi-tenant model, though some components can be delivered in a dedicated model. The IBM Security Identity Governance (ISIG) platform provides end-to-end user lifecycle management, identity analytics, and enhanced password synchronization. IBM’s products offer deep functionality and robust connectivity with a range of complementary products. 

Identity Automation

Description: Identity Automation’s signature RapidIdentity product supports identity governance and administration capabilities, automated provisioning, access, and account management in both on-premise and as-a–service deployments. The solution also boasts secure Single Sign-On access to nearly any enterprise system, multi-factor authentication across all applications and databases, and time-based access expiration. The RapidIdentity solution is also offered in several different editions, each specialized to suit specific business verticals’ authentication and compliance demands. 

ManageEngine

Description: ManageEngine, the IT management division of Zoho Corporation, offers its. AD360 platform. The AD360 is an integrated identity and access management (IAM) solution designed to assist enterprises in managing and securing user identities while facilitating identity governance and ensuring compliance. It helps simplify IAM by providing a complete suite of tools with considerable advantages over native tools. Using AD360, administrators can monitor and manage their enterprise’s on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments from a single console.  

Microsoft

Description: Microsoft offers its Azure Active Directory (AAD) Premium service. AAD offers comparable capabilities to other major IDaaS offerings and includes access to Microsoft Identity Manager products and other SaaS applications for use with its on-premise systems. Microsoft also provides active directory services, federation services, multi-tenant support, and cloud-based directory services, all bundled with EMM and rights management and supported by 28 data centers worldwide. Additionally, it provides conditional access and multi-factor authentication. 

My1Login

Description: My1Login’s Password Manager solutions offer Single Sign-On without revealing credentials, audited access to privileged accounts, and permission-based sharing. Additionally, My1Login integrates with web apps, virtualized apps, and even Windows desktop apps without requiring APIs. Thus, the vendor can provide SSO seamlessly linked to the user’s directory login. My1Login cannot access customer data since this is encrypted client-side, using safely secured keys inside the customer’s environment.  

Okta

Description: Okta’s Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) offering boasts one of the fastest-growing customer bases in the market and the funding to match. The Okta Identity Management Service provides centralized directory services, Single Sign-On, strong authentication, provisioning, workflow, and reporting. All of this is delivered as a multi-tenant IDaaS with some components operating on-premise. In addition to their industry-standard IDaaS capabilities, Okta also provides MDM and phone-as-a-token authentication capabilities for multi-factor authentication policy implementation. 

Omada

Description: The Omada Identity and Omada Identity Cloud provide an enterprise platform for identity management and identity governance that is available as a comprehensive system. Omada features a flexible data model, excellent dashboards, and powerful reporting capabilities, including closed-loop reporting. User-facing elements of all identity lifecycle scenarios support a flexible data model for user entitlements. Omada also offers specific provisioning services and industry-tailored solutions for several verticals, including Banking and Finance, Life-Sciences, Manufacturing, Public, Utilities, and Retail.  

One Identity

Description: One Identity offers solutions with a modular and integrated approach to user account management that provides rapid time-to-value. One Identity offers comprehensive functionality that allows customers to build on their existing security investments. One Identity Manager offers different solution “editions” offered to various industry verticals, including but not limited to communications, banking, insurance, and media services. Its primary strengths include governance, policy management, workflow capabilities, and out-of-the-box capabilities. 

OneLogin

Description: OneLogin, which was acquired by One Identity in October 2021, provides on-demand IDaaS solutions consisting of Single Sign-On, multi-factor authentication, directory integration, user provisioning capabilities. The solution is provided via a multi-tenant architecture and provides solid capabilities and support for access management policy administration, user directory integration, and end-user self-service. As major proponents of the OpenID Native Applications Working Group (NAPPS), OneLogin has taken a standards-based approach to application integration and established itself as a thought leader in the field of authentication. 

OpenText

Description: OpenText is a global provider of information management solutions that focuses on helping its clients securely capture, govern, and exchange information worldwide. Included in its Cybersecurity Cloud portfolio are identity and access management capabilities. With these tools, OpenText can help companies simplify user access to applications via Single Sign-On (SSO), automate access certifications, improve regulatory compliance, reduce data breaches, enable real-time threat responses, secure unstructured data, provide options for additional authentication procedures, and automate identity processes, including password management, access requests, and user provisioning.

Optimal IdM

Description: Initially founded in 2005, Optimal IdM has since evolved into a global provider of affordable identity and access management solutions. The privately held company offers both on-premise solutions, such as its Virtual Identity Server and Federation and Identity Services, and cloud-hosted solutions, such as OptimalCloud. OptimalCloud is a cloud-based federation and SSO solution. Optimal IdM also provides a single-tenant IDaaS offering via Optimal Federation and Identity Services (OFIS), an on-premise software offering. 

Oracle

Description: The Oracle Identity Governance (OIG) Suite is an integrated identity suite that centralizes security for enterprises’ applications and web services and provides a single point of contact for support under a single license contract. OIG suite is marketed for and well-suited to large enterprise customers with global footprints. Accordingly, OIG is a highly complex, scalable, and flexible product, offering a product that can more than adequately protect small or mid-sized businesses as well. 

Ping Identity

Description: Ping Identity’s Identity Defined Security works to secure workforces and customers both on-premises and remote, allowing the right people to access the right things securely and seamlessly. Ping Identity works to accelerate its move to the cloud while delivering a rich customer experience. Additionally, Ping Identity can quickly onboard partners as part of their digital transformation. It allows employees, customers, and partners the freedom to access the cloud and on-premises applications they need with an enterprise IDaaS solution that includes multi-factor authentication, Single Sign-On, and access security. 

Radiant Logic

Description: Radiant Logic delivers standards-based access to all identities within an organization. Its solution, the RadiantOne FID federated identity and directory service, enables customizable identity views built from disparate data silos—along with scalable sync and storage—to drive critical authentication, authorization, and provisioning decisions for web access management, federation, cloud, and cloud directory deployments. The RadiantOne solution aims to reduce administrative efforts, simplify data integration and storage, and build a flexible identity infrastructure to meet changing business demands. 

RSA

Description: RSA offers its clients a suite of integrated risk management, identity access & management, threat detection, and omnichannel fraud prevention solutions. These solutions can help organizations manage risk in the evolving digital era by integrating technologies, uniting stakeholders, turning risks into rewards. Its IAM platform, SecurID, equips users with the access management and identity governance capabilities they need without compromising on security, ease of use, or overall convenience.

SailPoint

Description: SailPoint offers both traditional Identity Management with its IdentityIQ solution and IdentityNow, a multi-tenant Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) solution. IdentityIQ is provided as a stand-alone, on-premises product with several optional add-ons. SailPoint’s Identity IQ is well-regarded for its strong identity governance and provisioning capabilities. IdentityIQ is also a hosted managed service for enterprises strapped for cybersecurity and identity talent. IdentityNow’s true strength lies in its access governance capabilities, which build SailPoint’s background as an IGA innovator. 

Salesforce

Description: Salesforce entered the Identity and Access Management market in 2013 with the release of Salesforce Identity. This IDaaS solution is both offered as an independent service and as part of Salesforce’s cloud Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solution offering. Salesforce Identity features baseline IDaaS capabilities for establishing and enforcing enterprise-level access policy and provisioning and an excellent and integrated graphical workflow for policy management, enterprise social identity, and centralized access management capabilities. 

Saviynt

Description: Saviynt approaches identity governance and administration holistically, moving beyond core Identity Governance to cloud security, application GRC, and access governance—all within an entirely cloud-based solution. Saviynt’s platform can facilitate and automate user access reviews, onboarding, offboarding, and lifecycle management. It also enables import access, usage data from applications in real-time or as a batch recognizes violations and remediation suggestions. Saviynt can also develop rules and roles based on user data, attributes, behaviors and offer suggestions. 

SecureAuth

Description: SecureAuth offers specific industry solutions for healthcare, energy, and retail. SecureAuth’s solutions allow customers to manage privileged access to applications in the cloud or on-premise through provisioning user access changes, certifying user access, remediating access violations, and generating audit and compliance reports. Its specific use cases include 25 multi-factor authentication methods to supplant password-oriented and two-factor authentication and options to protect Microsoft Office 365 in particular.  

Simeio

Description: Atlanta-based Simeio Solutions offers a variety of IAM solutions as both dedicated cloud hosting and on-premise managed services. Simeio offers IDaaS to clients who want consumer IAM and/or CIAM capabilities as a Service via on-premise, hosted on cloud, or hybrid with a private cloud option available. Its identity security platform, Identity Orchestrator, allows clients to consume Identity-as-a-Service or leverage previous investments and manage their legacy IAM environments with next-generation protection. 

Tools4ever

Description: Tools4Ever develops and provides standardized and affordable IGA solutions. Tools4ever’s software suite includes access management, password management, authorization management, and AD and NTFS auditing tools and capabilities. In addition to identity governance and administration, Tools4Ever also enables self-service resets, centralized access reporting, detailed audit logs, and Single Sign-On. Tools4Ever also offers an inhouse team of IT consultants to assist with enterprises’ identity governance and administration deployment and implementations. 

Ubisecure

Description: Ubisecure is a European technology provider specializing in high scale customer IAM (CIAM) use-cases. Its Identity Platform is designed to enhance an enterprise’s customer-facing applications by providing a high-quality experience to increase customer capture, conversion, and engagement. It allows enterprises to obtain and secure customer data for strategic business purposes while simultaneously meeting essential regulatory requirements like GDPR. Its solution is available via on-premise software, private cloud, or as a managed service.

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The 6th Annual Insight Jam LIVE! is the original celebration of enterprise tech and a 4-day virtual event dedicated to equipping builders, implementers, and experts with actionable strategies for maximizing AI’s impact across the enterprise.

Centered on the theme Strategies for AI Impact, the event features more than 25 Expert Keynotes and Roundtable panels with participation from over 100 executives and thought leaders. Each day spotlights a critical domain: Day 1 explores data management and analytics, with sessions addressing foundational strategies for leveraging data in an AI-driven world. Day 2 focuses on WorkTech, offering tracts that dive into the evolution of ERP systems, automation, and the emergence of autonomous enterprises.

Day 3 shifts to cybersecurity and day protection, presenting five keynotes and three panels that tackle the challenges of securing data, systems, and AI workflows amidst an evolving threat landscape. The event concludes on Day 4, The Human Edge, featuring conversations that emphasize key concepts close to the heart and spirit of Insight Jam: professional growth, leadership, and the role of AI in transforming careers.

Leading firms represented include BARC Research, the University of Chicago, McKnight Consulting Group, Eckerson Group, LightsOnData, SanjMo Data Trend Advisory, MetaMeta Consulting, nerdnourishment, Knowledge Integrity, Inc., Rappit, ElevatIQ, Confluencial, Bot Nirvana, infoVia, DBP-Institute, Contoural, the University of Maryland, The Bloor Group, Ferraro Consulting, PCG, and more like:

• EY
• Data Solutions by Garner Consulting
• Wavicle Data Solutions
• Privacy Pros Academy
• Cloud Security Alliance
• DayBlink Consulting
• Privacy & Security Brainiacs
• Comcast
• Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
• DataCamp
• Southern New Hampshire University
• TreeHive Strategy
• LearnUpon

All-in, Insight Jam LIVE! provides an unparalleled opportunity to gain insights, engage with experts, and stay at the forefront of AI innovation in the enterprise. Be sure to register free for InsightJam.com here to watch all the sessions live or on-demand.

Insight Jam LIVE!: Strategies for AI Impact Schedule of Events

December 10, 2024 – Insight Jam LIVE! 2024 Day 1: Data Management & Analytics Strategies for AI Impact

The 6th Annual Insight Jam LIVE! opens with a compelling focus on Data Management and Analytics, laying the groundwork for effective AI strategies. This day features an exceptional lineup of thought leaders and experts sharing actionable insights through keynotes and panels designed to address the most pressing challenges and opportunities in the data-driven enterprise.

This dynamic opening day is packed with invaluable insights and practical strategies to transform data management and analytics into a powerhouse for AI-driven innovation.

9:30 AM Opening Keynote: Data Strategy in the Real World featuring datazuum CEO Samir Sharma

Samir Sharma, CEO of Datazuum, delivers an insightful keynote on the practical implementation of data strategies that drive business success. Drawing from real-world examples, he explores how organizations can align data initiatives with business goals, overcome challenges, and build a culture that turns data into actionable insights.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

10 AM Expert Roundtable: Integrating GenAI into Data Analytics Workflows with BARC CEO Shawn Rogers as Panel Moderator

This expert roundtable, moderated by Shawn Rogers, CEO of BARC, will explore how organizations can successfully integrate GenAI into their data analytics workflows. Our panel of industry leaders will share insights into the practical applications of GenAI, strategies for overcoming common integration challenges, and the potential for GenAI to revolutionize data-driven decision-making.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:00 AM Keynote: Understanding Data Products featuring Eckerson Group President Wayne Eckerson

Wayne Eckerson, President of the Eckerson Group, breaks down the concept of data products and their role in modern analytics. In this keynote, he explores how data products transform raw data into actionable solutions, empowering organizations to deliver value-driven insights and optimize decision-making processes.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:30 AM Keynote: Data Management Requirements for AI featuring Independent Industry Analyst Philip Russom, Ph.D.

Philip Russom, Ph.D., an independent industry analyst, delves into the critical data management foundations necessary to support AI initiatives. This keynote highlights the data quality, governance, and architecture requirements that enable AI to deliver accurate, reliable, and impactful results in real-world applications.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

1 PM Expert Roundtable: Integrating GenAI into Data Analytics Workflows with LightsOnData Founder George Firican as Panel Moderator

This expert roundtable, moderated by George Firican, award-winning data governance leader and Founder of LightsOnData, will explore the cutting-edge ways AI is being applied to automate data governance and compliance. Panelists will discuss best practices for leveraging AI to address complex governance challenges, align with evolving regulations, and unlock operational efficiencies.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

2 PM Keynote:

Strategies for Data Protection featuring nerdnourishment Founder Monica Kay Royal

Monica Kay Royal, founder of NerdNourishment, shares actionable strategies for safeguarding enterprise data in an evolving digital landscape. This keynote addresses the latest trends, challenges, and best practices in data protection, empowering organizations to mitigate risks and ensure compliance while maintaining business agility.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

2:3o PM Keynote: Data is the New Bullsh*t: GenAI Edition featuring The Data Whisperer Scott Taylor

Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer, delivers a provocative and entertaining keynote on cutting through the hype of generative AI. With his signature wit and expertise, he explores the essential role of data management and storytelling in separating GenAI promise from reality, ensuring organizations achieve meaningful outcomes.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

4 PM Expert Roundtable: Future-Proofing Backup & Storage Systems for AI Data Protection with Knowledge Integrity Principal Consultant David Loshin as Panel Moderator

Moderated by David Loshin, Principal Consultant at Knowledge Integrity and Associate Research Engineer at the University of Maryland, this expert roundtable will explore strategies for designing resilient and scalable backup and storage solutions tailored to the demands of AI data protection. Panelists will discuss emerging technologies, best practices for addressing evolving threats, and the role of automation and intelligence in modernizing data protection frameworks.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

December 11, 2024 – Insight Jam LIVE! 2024 Day 2: WorkTech Strategies for AI Impact

Day 2 of the 6th Annual Insight Jam LIVE! centers on WorkTech, offering a comprehensive exploration of how AI, automation, and cutting-edge technologies are reshaping the enterprise landscape. From ERP evolution to the rise of autonomous enterprises, this day delivers deep insights into the tools and strategies that drive modern business operations.

Day 2 is an essential experience for leaders and innovators looking to leverage WorkTech for transformative impact in their enterprises.

9:30 AM Opening Keynote: Late Binding Fixes ERP Systems featuring Rappit Founder and Chairman Jan Baan

Jan Baan, Founder and Chairman of Rappit, presents a groundbreaking keynote on how late-binding architecture revolutionizes ERP systems. He explores how this innovative approach enhances flexibility, reduces complexity, and allows organizations to adapt quickly to changing business requirements without compromising system integrity.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

10 AM Expert Roundtable: What Will “Next-Gen” ERP Implementations Look Like? with ElevatIQ Principal Consultant Sam Gupta as Panel Moderator

In this panel, a group of industry thought leaders and software experts will discuss the trends, technologies, and methodologies shaping the future of ERP implementations. The panel will cover questions about the role technologies like AI and automation play in an implementation, the legal considerations involved in the process, and the emerging trends that might (or might not) reshape how companies implement ERP solutions into their business. 

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:00 AM Keynote: Trends Affecting Digital Transformation featuring ElevatIQ Principal Consultant Sam Gupta

Sam Gupta, Principal Consultant at ElevatIQ, unpacks the key trends shaping digital transformation in today’s business landscape. This keynote provides insights into emerging technologies, evolving customer expectations, and strategic approaches organizations must adopt to stay competitive and drive meaningful change.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:30 AM Keynote: AI Agents Explained featuring Bot Nirvana Founder Nandan Mullakara

Nandan Mullakara, Founder of Bot Nirvana, demystifies the world of AI agents in this insightful keynote. He explores their capabilities, use cases, and the transformative role they play in automating tasks, enhancing workflows, and driving business innovation across industries.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

1 PM Expert Roundtable: The Agent-Driven Enterprise: Leadership, Adaptability & the Future of Work with SupportNinja CEO Craig Crisler as Panel Moderator

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

2 PM Keynote: Upgrading Legacy ERPs to the Cloud featuring PCG Director of Solutions Marketing Dan Aldridge

Dan Aldridge, Director of Solutions Marketing at PCG, offers practical insights into modernizing legacy ERP systems by transitioning to the cloud. This keynote highlights key strategies, challenges, and benefits of cloud migration, enabling organizations to enhance scalability, performance, and innovation in a competitive marketplace.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

2:3o PM Keynote: Are Autonomous Enterprises the Future? featuring Global Intelligent Automation Leader Doug Shannon

Doug Shannon, Global Intelligent Automation Leader, explores the potential of autonomous enterprises in this forward-looking keynote. He examines how automation, AI, and machine learning are converging to create self-managing organizations, driving efficiency, agility, and innovation in the ever-evolving business landscape.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

4 PM Expert Roundtable: Redefining the Client Lifecycle with AI and Automation with ALOX4 Founder Anders Green as Panel Moderator

The rise of automated and AI-driven technologies and processes presents a unique opportunity to redefine how companies develop, manage, and optimize their client lifecycles. Our panel of industry experts will explore what the client lifecycle actually is and how technologies like predictive analytics, natural language processing, intelligent automation, and others can help teams curate experiences that improve their prospecting, onboarding, retention, and client success efforts. 

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

December 12, 2024 – Insight Jam LIVE! 2024 Day 3: Cybersecurity and Data Protection Strategies for AI Impact

The third day of the 6th Annual Insight Jam LIVE! shifts focus to Cybersecurity, addressing the pressing need for robust strategies in safeguarding data, systems, and innovation in the age of AI. This day brings together leading experts to explore emerging threats, regulatory challenges, and cutting-edge solutions designed to secure the enterprise against evolving risks.

Day 3 equips attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the complexities of cybersecurity in an AI-driven world.

9:30 AM Opening Keynote: Securing Our Digital Future featuring DBP-Institute Founder and Managing Principal Prashanth H. Southekal, Ph.D.

Prashanth H. Southekal, Ph.D., Founder and Managing Principal of DBP-Institute, delivers a visionary keynote on the critical role of data governance and security in shaping a resilient digital future. He explores strategies to balance innovation with risk management, ensuring sustainable growth in an era of rapid technological advancements.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

10 AM Expert Roundtable: AI’s Effect on Threat Detection and Response with DayBlink Consulting Partner Michael Morgenstern as Panel Moderator

Moderated by Michael Morgenstern, Partner at DayBlink Consulting, this expert roundtable will examine the profound impact AI is having on threat detection and response strategies. Panelists will explore practical applications of AI in cybersecurity, discuss the challenges of implementing AI-based solutions, and provide insights into balancing automation with human oversight.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:00 AM Keynote: Data Security in Overdrive featuring infoVia CEO & Founder Mike Magalsky

Mike Magalsky, CEO & Founder of infoVia, takes a deep dive into the accelerated demands of modern data security. This keynote highlights innovative approaches, emerging technologies, and proactive measures organizations must adopt to protect sensitive data in a fast-paced, high-risk digital environment.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:30 AM Keynote: Securing the GenAI Frontier with Zero Trust featuring Cloud Security Alliance CTO Daniele Catteddu

Daniele Catteddu, CTO of the Cloud Security Alliance, delivers an essential keynote on applying Zero Trust principles to the rapidly advancing generative AI landscape. He explores strategies for safeguarding AI systems, ensuring data integrity, and mitigating risks in this transformative frontier of technology.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

1 PM Expert Roundtable: Maintain a Privacy-First Security Architecture with Cloud Security Alliance Global VP of Research John Yeoh as Panel Moderator

Moderated by John Yeoh, Global VP of Research at the Cloud Security Alliance, this expert roundtable will explore best practices for designing and maintaining privacy-first security architectures. The discussion will highlight how enterprises can implement privacy-by-design, address emerging threats, and meet regulatory obligations like GDPR and CCPA.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

2 PM Keynote: Problems with Privacy Regulation featuring Nuspire Vice President of Cybersecurity Consulting Mike Pedrick

Mike Pedrick, Vice President of Cybersecurity Consulting at Nuspire, examines the challenges and unintended consequences of privacy regulations in this thought-provoking keynote. He explores how businesses can navigate compliance complexities, address gaps, and implement practical solutions to protect data without stifling innovation.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

2:3o PM Keynote: Risks of AI-Controlled Healthcare Devices featuring Privacy & Security Brainiacs Founder Rebecca Harold

Rebecca Harold, Founder of Privacy & Security Brainiacs, delves into the critical risks posed by AI-controlled healthcare devices. In this keynote, she explores vulnerabilities, regulatory challenges, and the ethical considerations organizations must address to ensure patient safety and data protection in an AI-driven healthcare landscape.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

4 PM Expert Roundtable: Securing the AI Pipeline: Safeguarding Information and Mitigating Risk with Contoural President & CEO Mark Diamond as Panel Moderator

This expert roundtable will bring together leading voices in data security, risk management, and AI ethics to discuss actionable strategies for safeguarding information integrity in AI systems. Moderated by Mark Diamond, President & CEO at Contoural, Inc., the session will delve into best practices for securing data pipelines, managing algorithmic risks, and addressing compliance requirements.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

December 13, 2024 – Insight Jam LIVE! 2024 Day 4: The Human Edge

The final day of the 6th Annual Insight Jam LIVE! delivers a condensed yet impactful program focused on The Human Edge, exploring the intersection of AI, leadership, and professional growth. Designed to equip attendees with strategies to thrive in the AI era, this day emphasizes the importance of understanding AI’s role while harnessing human potential.

Day 4 serves as a powerful closing chapter, empowering attendees with the knowledge and confidence to embrace AI’s potential while elevating their human edge.

9:30 AM Opening Keynote: When a Tool is Not a Tool: AI Gone C.O.L.D. featuring Dr. Joe Perez

Dr. Joe Perez unpacks the pitfalls of AI misuse in this compelling keynote, exploring when artificial intelligence crosses the line from a supportive tool to a source of C.O.L.D.: Complexity, Overreliance, Loss of control, and Distortion. He provides actionable insights on how to ensure AI remains a servant, not a master, in driving innovation and decision-making.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

10 AM Expert Roundtable: Women, AI & the Future of Work: Strategies for Executive Growth with Confluencial Chief Performance Officer Kyler Cheatham

Moderated by Kyler Cheatham, Chief Performance Officer at The Confluencial and Women in ERP Executive Coach, this panel will explore the intersection of AI and the future of work, focusing on actionable strategies to support women in leadership roles. Panelists will discuss how AI is changing workplace dynamics, the unique opportunities it creates for women leaders, and the skills and resources needed to thrive in an AI-driven era.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:00 AM Keynote: How to Spot an AI Imposter featuring Ferraro Consulting CEO and Founder John Santaferraro

John Santaferraro, CEO and Founder of Ferraro Consulting, exposes the myths and misconceptions surrounding artificial intelligence in this insightful keynote. He offers practical tips to identify overhyped or poorly implemented AI solutions, ensuring organizations invest in technologies that truly deliver value and innovation.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

11:30 AM Keynote: AI Use Cases: Preparing for the AI Overthrow featuring The Bloor Group CEO Eric Kavanagh

Eric Kavanagh, CEO of The Bloor Group, provides a deep dive into selecting the right AI engines for specific use cases. This keynote explores how organizations can align AI technologies with business objectives, optimize performance, and ensure successful deployment across diverse applications.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

12:00 PM Expert Roundtable: Mastering AI: Transforming Careers Through Education & Training with Gooder AI Co-Founder and CEO Eric Siegel

This expert roundtable, moderated by Eric Siegel, Founder of Machine Learning Week, CEO of Gooder AI, former Columbia Professor, and best-selling author, will examine how education and training can empower professionals to harness the power of AI. The discussion will focus on identifying the most effective learning pathways, overcoming barriers to AI literacy, and aligning skill-building initiatives with evolving workforce demands.

Watch on Insight Jam, LinkedIn Live, or YouTube.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy identity management and information security news for the week of August 9. This curated list features identity management and information security vendors such as Balbix, Elastic, Critical Start, and more.

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy identity management and information security news for the week of July 26. This curated list features identity management and information security vendors such as ZEST, MonoSwap, BlackFog, and more.

No Excuse for AT&T Breach

“It is deeply concerning that an organization of AT&T’s stature and resources failed to detect such a massive breach for an extended period. The fact that the breach continued into early 2023 and affected not only AT&T’s direct customers but also those from other carriers using AT&T’s network, underscores the far-reaching consequences of such incidents.

The inclusion of cell site identification numbers in the stolen data is particularly alarming, as it could potentially allow for the triangulation of users’ locations. This adds a physical dimension to the already extensive privacy violation and could expose individuals to highly targeted and convincing social engineering attacks, not to mention compromising the physical security of individuals, such as those trying to escape abusive relationships. The stolen metadata, while perhaps not immediately recognized as sensitive, can paint a detailed picture of an individual’s daily life, habits, and associations, making it a valuable asset for those with malicious intent.

The long-term impact of this breach cannot be overstated. The exposed data could be exploited for sophisticated phishing attempts, identity theft, and other nefarious activities for years to come. It is a stark reminder that the repercussions of a data breach extend far beyond the initial incident and can have lasting consequences for the affected individuals.

As the full extent of the breach continues to unfold, it serves as a wake-up call for both organizations and individuals. Organizations must priorities cybersecurity and implement stringent measures to detect and prevent such incidents. Consumers, on the other hand, must become increasingly vigilant about their digital footprint and take steps to protect their personal information.”

-Javvad Malik, Lead Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4

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The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy identity management and information security news for the week of July 12. This curated list features identity management and information security vendors such as Thrive, atNorth, Venafi, and more.

What’s Changed: 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management

The editors at Solutions Review highlight what’s changed in Gartner’s 2024 Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) and provide an analysis of the new report. Gartner highlights the following providers in the SIEM market: Splunk, Microsoft, IBM, Securonix, Exabeam, Sumo Logic, Rapid7, Fortinet, Gurucul, Google, Devo, Elastic, OpenText, LogRhythm, Logpoint, Huawei, ManageEngine, Venustech, NetWitness, Odyssey, QAX, and Logz.io.

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SentinelOne Set to Appear for Solution Review’s Spotlight Series on July 15

With the next Solution Spotlight event, Solutions Review’s team has partnered with SentinelOne, a leader in endpoint security and XDR (extended detection and response) solutions. Join Technical Marketing Engineer Joseph Salazar as he dives into best practices to securing your Active Directory, and how the SentinelOne platform can help achieve that goal.

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