Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of November 13th: Rubrik, Fingerprint, Identity Digital, 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 November 13th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from Rubrik, Fingerprint, Identity Digital, 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 the launch of the SR Expert Network, we’re putting expert perspectives first. Each week, our Expert Insights section brings you thought leadership from the SR Expert Network, Contributor Network, and Insight Jam community, alongside our latest virtual events and original editorial—including conversations about the human impact of AI on education. With that in mind, here is some of the top identity and information security news and industry thought leadership from the week of November 13th.

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SRX: A Forbes Council Alternative for Enterprise Tech Experts

Solutions Review recently announced the Solutions Review Expert Network (SRX), a Forbes Council alternative for enterprise technology thought leaders. The Solutions Review Expert Network (SRX) is a monetized contributor membership built around enterprise technology expertise. Members can contribute up to three original pieces of unique perspectives or best practices per year, sharing their perspectives through a publication focused on the issues influencing how organizations evaluate, adopt, and implement technology in this AI moment.

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Why Identity Security Buyers Should Make Research Part of Every Evaluation

As part of Solutions Review’s ongoing coverage of the evolving cybersecurity market, our editors explain why identity security buyers should make research a crucial part of their evaluations. In the article, William Jepma says, “No single report can establish whether a product is right for an organization. Used together—and tested against local requirements—research findings can help buyers move beyond feature lists and build a more defensible purchasing decision.”

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Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of November 13th

Bold Security Debuts the Intent Engine

Bold Security, an AI-powered data loss prevention (DLP) company, has introduced Intent Engine, a capability within its platform that combines on-device AI classification with data lineage, behavioral analysis, and anomaly detection. The engine tracks sensitive information through actions such as copying, renaming, compression, and uploads, while identifying potential attempts to disguise data. It will also evaluate activity against user roles, business workflows, destinations, and data sensitivity to distinguish legitimate work from accidental exposure or deliberate misuse.

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Fingerprint Launches a Capability for Catching Fraud

Fingerprint, a device intelligence company, has launched Fraud Score, a predictive signal that generates separate predictions for threats such as account takeover, payment fraud, fake accounts, and promotion abuse, rather than applying a single, generalized risk score. Catherine Woneis, VP of Product at Fingerprint, says, “Fraud teams have a signal-to-decision problem. We built Fraud Score to give every organization the power of custom machine learning without the complexity of building and maintaining custom models.”

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FrankieOne and Trulioo Detail a New Partnership

FrankieOne, a unified platform for identity, fraud and compliance, has announced a technology partnership with Trulioo, a connected risk intelligence platform. As part of the collaboration, Trulioo will bring its Trulioo’s verification capabilities into FrankieOne’s identity, fraud, and compliance platform. The partnership will also add access to coverage of more than 700 million business entities, with business and beneficial ownership verification across more than 100 markets.

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Identity Digital and Deqo Announce a Solution for Buying and Selling Domains

Identity Digital, a company focused on connecting the online world through domain names and related technologies, has launched Domain Options, a new solution developed in partnership with Deqo, an all-in-one platform for domain name investors. With this offering, investors can pay a one-time fee for exclusive rights to market and sell a domain for 24 months. Domain Options initially covers 17 top-level domains, including .info, .io, and .studio, with additional extensions planned. Investors can request access through Deqo.

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Ory Reveals Its Partnership with Trevonix

Ory, a global platform for customer, B2B, and agent identity security management, has announced a partnership with Trevonix, a global provider of identity and access management (IAM) consulting and managed services. The partnership will combine Ory’s identity technology with Trevonix’s consulting, implementation, migration, and managed services. This will help the companies support clients as they modernize identity infrastructure, strengthen security, and further adapt to the changing demands of the agentic era.

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Rubrik Announces Autonomous Business Recovery for AWS Cloud Applications

Rubrik, a Security and AI Operations Company, has announced the general availability of Autonomous Business Recovery for AWS Cloud Applications, expanding support beyond EC2 and RDS to include EKS, ECR, Lambda, and S3. This offering is designed to discover and restore complete applications, including data and configurations, in dependency order from an established clean recovery point. Additionally, Rubrik has previewed capabilities for resource deletion detection, centralized incident investigation, sensitive-data impact reporting, and targeted recovery, which are expected in the coming months.

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