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Varonis Launches Breach at the Beach, a Hands-On Entra ID Training Experience

Get ready to dive into the world of Entra ID with Varonis' immersive Breach at the Beach training experience, where you'll learn to navigate the complex control plane that connects users, applications, and AI-powered workflows. Discover how to defend against threats that exploit non-human identities and automate breaches.

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AI Adoption Exposes Identity Security Blind Spots

As organizations rapidly adopt AI, they're unwittingly creating a surge in non-human identities - like AI agents and machine identities - that are outpacing their ability to manage and secure them, leaving them vulnerable to new security risks. This blind spot is exposing companies to excessive privileges, unmanaged access, and orphaned accounts, threatening their security, compliance, and operations.

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AI Agents Expose Blind Spots in APAC Enterprise Security

Attackers are now targeting AI agents embedded within APAC enterprises, exploiting weaknesses in non-human identities to gain access to sensitive systems, data, and workflows. This emerging threat highlights a significant blind spot in enterprise security, one that's ripe for exploitation by malicious actors.

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A crowded server room with glowing orbs representing non-human identities swirling around humming machines, and a single…

AI Agents Fuel 76% Surge in Non-Human Identities

The machines are catching up - a staggering 76% surge in non-human identities, driven by AI agents acting on our behalf, is raising critical questions about governance and control. As these machine-driven identities multiply, gaps in oversight are emerging, threatening to upend traditional operational and policy domains.

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