Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of July 31st: 1Password, Zenity, Abnormal AI, 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 July 31st. This round-up covers announcements and updates from 1Password, Zenity, Abnormal AI, 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 July 31st.

Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of July 31st

Abnormal AI Extends Its Behavioral Security Platform with New Releases

Abnormal AI, an AI-native behavior security company, is extending its Behavioral Security Platform beyond email and messaging into identity, AI, and onboarding risk. The company is adding three products—Identity Threat Protection, AI Governance, and Infiltration Prevention—along with an “AI App Store” within its portal that lets customers activate products with a single click. All of these releases will become available to customers on August 3rd, 2026.

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AU10TIX and Reality Defender Announce a Partnership

AU10TIX, a global identity verification and fraud intelligence company, announced a partnership with Reality Defender, an enterprise deepfake detection solution. As part of the integration, AU10TIX will add deepfake detection to its identity verification and fraud intelligence stack, with a focus on managing the manipulated or AI-generated selfies used during digital onboarding, where fraudsters try to bypass liveness checks and biometric controls. Yair Tal, CEO of AU10TIX, says, “This partnership with Reality Defender strengthens that trust layer with another advanced signal for identifying AI-generated or manipulated selfies and understanding how that risk connects to the wider fraud picture.”

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Cequence Expands Its AI Gateway with New Controls and Tools

Cequence, an application, API, and agentic AI protection provider, is deepening its AI Gateway with new controls for agentic environments, including AI Discovery, API Registry, LLM Registry, and a Skill Registry, alongside an updated Agent Personas model. The framework is designed to bind an agent’s identity, tools, model access, and permissions into a single, policy-enforced boundary, enabling organizations to govern how agents interact with MCP servers, APIs, and LLMs. These capabilities are immediately available to Cequence customers as part of AI Gateway.

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MIND Launches AI DLP Agents

MIND, an AI-native data loss prevention (DLP) platform, has launched AI DLP Agents to automate the most operationally heavy parts of data security, including classification, policy creation, incident investigation, remediation, and exception review. Instead of requiring teams to manage their DLP day-to-day, the new AI DLP Agents can share the workload and serve as a force multiplier, increasing their effectiveness and scalability while freeing them to focus on reducing risk and enabling both business and innovation.

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Realm Security Unveils a Tool for Reducing SIEM Log Volume

Realm Security, an SOC-aware Security Data Pipeline Platform (SDPP), has released Detection Integrity, a tool designed to demonstrate that reducing SIEM log volume need not compromise threat detection. The new platform will map detections to the specific log sources and fields they depend on and show which telemetry can be removed while preserving coverage. It will also generate a shareable report that includes projected savings, preserved detections, and MITRE ATT&CK coverage before and after the changes.

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ReliaQuest Announces GreyMatter SIEM-Less

ReliaQuest, an Agentic AI cybersecurity company, has announced GreyMatter SIEM-Less, a model that separates detection speed from traditional SIEM storage constraints. With the release, ReliaQuest enables customers to keep their telemetry in a more cost-effective repository they control, query it in seconds from anywhere, and still preserve the search, reporting, investigation, and response functions they need. This will specifically help teams looking for faster detection and greater data flexibility without being locked into a centralized SIEM architecture.

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Saviynt Debuts Zuma, an AI Identity Security Platform

Saviynt, an identity security solution, has launched Zuma, a complete AI identity security platform built to provide organizations with an innovative, agile, and effective way to adopt, deploy, and scale AI. Zuma brings new AI-specific capabilities and existing identity best practices into a single unified control plane comprising Zuma Insights, Zuma Access, and Zuma Governance. These tools will offer teams additional visibility into all identities, help them maintain accountability for those identities, and enable them to evaluate agent intent, context, permissions, and risk at runtime.

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Zenity Expands Its Platform with Exposure Management and Runtime Boundaries Capabilities

Zenity, an AI agent security and governance provider, is expanding its platform into an AI security platform for autonomous agents. With this update, the company is introducing Exposure Management and Runtime Boundaries capabilities to its existing foundation. These new tools are built to enforce security at the decision point, before an agent acts, and help Zenity position its platform around three functions: surface, enforce, and protect. Tomer Teller, VP product at Zenity, says, “The future of AI security won’t be defined by what an AI agent already did. It will be defined by what AI is allowed to do before it acts. Security starts at the decision layer, and Runtime Boundaries are the engine that makes that possible.”

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1Password Releases New Tools to Eliminate Standing Access Across Human and AI Identities

1Password, an identity security company, has launched 1Password Privileged Access, which extends its 1Password Unified Access platform to include Privileged Access Management. The release will help security teams control just-in-time, just-enough access to critical infrastructure with zero standing privilege by applying the same approach to both human users and AI agent identities across cloud, database, and Kubernetes environments. Additionally, 1Password announced that its Credential Broker offering is entering public preview for GitHub Actions with runtime credential delivery, and that its Enterprise Password Manager now has tools for finding, securing, and governing credentials in developer environments

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7AI Announces Two Platform Capabilities

7AI, an AI security company, has announced two new platform capabilities: Federated SIEM and 7AI Build. Federated SIEM will let teams search and investigate data wherever it lives—across existing SIEMs, data lakes, or 7AI’s own environment—while abstracting detection from storage. 7AI Build then lets customers and partners create custom workflows, skills, and services on top of the foundation Federated SIEM provides. Yonatan Striem-Amit, co-founder and CTO of 7AI, says the new release helps the company give “organizations a foundation where agents can reason, act, learn from context, and be extended by the people who know the environments best.”

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