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Descope Agentic Identity Hub 3.0: AI Agent Governance Arrives

Descope Agentic Identity Hub 3.0: AI Agent Governance Arrives

AI, Application Development, Cyber Security, Enterprise Software, Machine Learning /

Descope has released Agentic Identity Hub 3.0, extending identity governance to internal AI agents operating across enterprise MCP servers. The platform introduces approval workflows, certificate-based authentication, and runtime policy enforcement for agents organizations build and agents they don’t control. ECI Research analysis examines what this means for security leaders and the engineers building agentic systems.

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Cyera Acquires Oasis Security: Betting on Agentic AI Security

Cyera Acquires Oasis Security as a Bet on Agentic AI Security

Agentic AI, Application Development, Data Protection, DevSecOps, Security /

Cyera has completed its acquisition of Oasis Security, rebranding the combined offering as Cyera Identity and positioning it as trust infrastructure for the agentic enterprise. The move bets that identity and data security must converge at the point where AI agents operate. ECI Research examines whether the thesis holds and what it means for regulated enterprise buyers.

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Descope XAA: Governing AI Agent Identity at Enterprise Scale

Descope XAA: Governing AI Agent Identity at Enterprise Scale

AI, Application Development, Infrastructure, Security /

Descope has introduced Cross-App Access support in its Agentic Identity Hub, enabling enterprises to govern AI agent access to MCP servers using existing identity providers. The announcement targets endemic authentication anti-patterns in agentic deployments and positions Descope as an early leader in the emerging agentic identity platform market. ECI Research data shows compliance friction and developer velocity are the top selection criteria for buyers evaluating AI tooling.

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ServiceNow Autonomous Security: AI-Native Cyber Defense Analyzed

ServiceNow Autonomous Security: AI-Native Cyber Defense Analyzed

AI, Application Development, Automation, Cyber Security, Enterprise Software /

ServiceNow announced Autonomous Security, a six-solution AI-native security portfolio integrating Armis and Veza capabilities into its AI Control Tower. The platform targets the 70-tool fragmentation problem with autonomous remediation, identity governance for AI agents, and continuous compliance monitoring. ECI Research examines what it means for ITDMs and security architects.

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Cyera Acquires Oasis to Build an Agentic Security Platform

Cyera Acquires Oasis to Build an Agentic Security Platform

AI, Application Development, Enterprise Software, Machine Learning, Security /

Cyera has signed a letter of intent to acquire Oasis Security, combining data classification with non-human identity management in a single platform. The move targets the fastest-growing gap in enterprise security: AI agents that act with human-level access but without human-level oversight. Agent Guardian and a new Endpoint Security capability extend the platform from cloud to browser to device.

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Agentic AI Identity Security: Why IAM Must Evolve Now

Agentic AI Identity Security: Why IAM Must Evolve Now

Agentic AI, Application Development, Cyber Security, DevSecOps /

AI agents have created a new class of identity security threat that traditional IAM platforms were never designed to handle. SecureAuth CEO Geoffrey Mattson outlines why continuous behavioral profiling and adaptive authorization are now essential for enterprises deploying agentic AI. ECI Research data shows AI-enabled tools are the top investment priority for 2026, making the security gap urgent.

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Cisco Acquires Astrix to Lead Non-Human Identity Security

Cisco Acquires Astrix to Lead Non-Human Identity Security

AI, Application Development, Automation, Cloud /

Cisco has acquired Astrix Security to extend its Cloud Control platform into non-human identity governance for AI agents. The deal addresses a fast-growing attack surface as autonomous agents proliferate across enterprise environments. ECI Research examines the strategic rationale, integration risks, and competitive implications.

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Cisco Live 2026: Agentic AI Security and the WideField Bet

Cisco Live 2026: Agentic AI Security and the WideField Bet

AI, Application Development, Automation, Security /

Cisco used Cisco Live US 2026 to announce the acquisition of WideField Security, expanding Splunk’s Agentic SOC with non-human identity intelligence. Combined with the Athena open-source coalition and campus network capacity research, Cisco is building an integrated trust layer for the agentic AI era. ECI Research analyzes what it means for enterprise security strategy and infrastructure planning.

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Cisco Acquires Astrix Security: NHI Security for AI Agents

Cisco Acquires Astrix Security: NHI Security for AI Agents

Application Development, Enterprise IT Strategy, Security /

Cisco has acquired Astrix Security to secure the API keys, OAuth tokens, and service accounts used by AI agents across the enterprise. The deal integrates NHI governance into Cisco Identity Intelligence, Duo IAM, and Splunk. This note analyzes why the acquisition addresses a structural gap in Zero Trust architectures built for human identities.

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ServiceNow Knowledge 2026: AI Governance Takes Center Stage

ServiceNow Knowledge 2026: AI Governance Takes Center Stage

Agentic AI, AI, AI Governance, Application Development, Enterprise Applications /

ServiceNow used Knowledge 2026 to reposition itself as the governed runtime for enterprise AI, unveiling AI Control Tower expansions, the Otto unified AI experience, and Action Fabric for cross-agent execution. ECI Research analysts examine what the announcements mean for ITDMs navigating multi-agent complexity and developers building governed AI workflows. The company’s $30B revenue target by 2030 signals a long-range bet that AI orchestration and governance will outcompete model capabilities as the primary enterprise differentiator.

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