Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of September 12th: GetReal Security, Xage Security, SentinelOne, and More

The editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy Identity Management and Information Security news from the week of September 12th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from GetReal Security, Xage Security, SentinelOne, and more.

Keeping tabs on all the most relevant Identity Management and Information Security news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize some of the top headlines in the space by curating a collection of the latest vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy news. With that in mind, here is some of the top identity management and information security news from the week of September 12th.

Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of September 12th

Accenture Acquires IAMConcepts, Expanding Its Footprint in Canada

Accenture has acquired IAMConcepts, a Toronto-based identity and access management (IAM) firm. The acquisition will help Accenture strengthen its cybersecurity offerings for critical Canadian sectors like finance, utilities, and mining. It also brings specialized IAM expertise and a track record of hundreds of successful projects. Paolo Dal Cin, global lead, Accenture Cybersecurity, says, “By combining IAMConcepts’ technical skills and critical infrastructure knowledge with Accenture’s end-to-end cybersecurity services and expertise, we will help our clients to secure digital identities through a more holistic approach to threat detection.”

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Binary Defense Appoints a New CEO

Binary Defense, a Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and enterprise defense provider, has named Dennis Hon its new CEO. Hon has over two decades of experience scaling high-performance sales organizations at Okta, Oracle, and other leading technology firms. He most recently served as the Chief Revenue Officer at Red Canary, where he spearheaded go-to-market operations. As CEO, he will lead Binary Defense through a new growth phase as the company adopts a channel-first go-to-market strategy and expands its AI-driven security capabilities.

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Cyera Details DataWatcher, a New Service for Protecting Sensitive Data

Cyera, a data security company, has announced DataWatcher, a managed service that delivers end-to-end oversight for sensitive data assets. DataWatcher uses real-time security monitoring, risk analysis, expert-led incident response, and remediation to protect critical data and enable businesses to redirect focus from operational defense to strategic growth. Additional benefits of this new service include accelerated time-to-value, optimized operational efficiency, improved security posture, faster responses to breaches, and risk reduction during and after incidents occur.

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GetReal Security Extends its Deepfake Protections for Leading Video Conferencing Providers

GetReal Security, a cybersecurity company specializing in mitigating digital identity threats posed by malicious generative AI (GenAI) content, has extended its real-time deepfake protections for Microsoft Teams and Cisco Webex, with protection for Zoom coming soon. With Microsoft Teams, Webex, and Zoom accounting for 96 percent of the videoconferencing market, the additional defenses will help security operations teams better defend against GenAI-fueled deception in collaboration environments by allowing them to identify threats previously invisible to most enterprise identity security programs.

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Lookout Releases a Tool for Preventing SMS Phishing Attacks

Lookout, a mobile threat defense company, has launched Smishing AI, one of the industry’s first AI-powered solutions to protect enterprises from the growing threat of SMS phishing (smishing) attacks. The new tool uses large language models (LLMs) to evaluate message intent and context, going beyond traditional indicators like malicious URLs or spoofed senders to ensure organizations detect and prevent threats that evade conventional security tools. Lookout Smishing AI is available now as part of the Lookout Mobile Endpoint Security platform.

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Onapsis Announces an Integration for CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM

Onapsis, a global leader in SAP cybersecurity and compliance, has announced a new integration that feeds its SAP-focused threat intelligence directly into CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. This will help security teams accelerate their investigation, triage, and responses to SAP-related threats while supporting stronger business continuity and resilience for mission-critical systems. Sadik Al-Abdulla, Onapsis’s Chief Product Officer, says, “With this collaboration, enterprises gain access to the most mature solutions for proactively protecting their business-critical applications.”

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Relyance Reveals the Data Defense Engineer

Relyance AI, an AI-native data security platform, has announced the Data Defense Engineer. This AI-native feature is built to work 24/7 to understand, monitor, and protect thousands of data journeys. It can learn from every interaction, and autonomously enforces policies at machine speed, providing enterprises with superintelligence that continuously tracks how sensitive data flows through code, cloud infrastructure, and AI systems. Capabilities include real-time data flow visibility, natural language intelligence, unified governance tools, context-aware automation, real-time data monitoring, autonomous policy enforcement, and more.

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SentinelOne to Acquire Observo AI

SentinelOne, an AI-native security company, has announced plans to acquire Observo AI, a data streaming platform for AI-native telemetry pipeline management. The deal will complement SentinelOne’s existing AI SIEM and data offerings, and help the brand “reimagine” how SOC teams collect, enrich, and act on data across their entire security ecosystem. Once the acquisition closes, SentinelOne will give its AI SIEM, XDR, and standalone data customers a modern alternative to breaking down silos and unlocking the value of all security data.

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Sublime Security Launches the Autonomous Detection Engineer

Sublime Security, an AI-powered email security platform, has launched the Autonomous Detection Engineer (ADÉ), an end-to-end AI agent. The new agent is designed to autonomously engineer, test, and propose new email threat protections, reducing detection timelines from weeks to hours. ADÉ is part of a multi-agent system included in Sublime’s Platform, which uses functionalities for deep analysis, detection engineering, human approval, and refinement/validation to keep human analysts informed, in control, and armed with the insights they need most.

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Xage Security Debuts a Zero-Trust Platform for AI Environments

Xage Security, a zero-trust access and protection provider, has launched a unified zero-trust platform dedicated to securing AI environments. The platform will extend Xage’s identity-centric controls from critical infrastructure to AI data access and agent workflows. It’s purpose-built for the most demanding environments and offers full-stack security, identity-centric defense, quantum-safe protections, rogue AI containment, jailbreak-proof data security, streamlined AI deployments, and entitlement-aware MCP Servers, MCP Proxies, and AI-Agent access shields.

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Veza Expands Its Integration with CrowdStrike Falcon

Veza, an identity security company, has enhanced its integration with CrowdStrike Falcon. The updated Veza + CrowdStrike integration will give security teams unified visibility into identities, access entitlements, and device posture, helping them proactively reduce breach risk, automate threat hunting, and accelerate threat response. Specifically, the integration combines CrowdStrike Falcon’s endpoint telemetry and identity protection alerts with Veza’s Access Intelligence to deliver a single source of truth, enabling smarter and faster decisions across SaaS, cloud, and on-premise environments.

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