Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of September 18th: Cohesity, Keeper Security, Entrust, 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 18th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from Cohesity, Keeper Security, Entrust, 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 18th.

Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of September 18th

Airrived Adds Observability for Enterprise AI Agents

Airrived, an enterprise Agentic OS provider, has introduced Agentic Observability, an extension of its Agentic OS. Built around the company’s Context Lake, the capability will trace workflows from enterprise integrations through individual agents and applications, surfacing ownership, permissions, tools, sensitive data exposure, human approval requirements, and token or model consumption. Anurag Gurtu, Co-Founder and CEO of Airrived, says, “You cannot govern what you cannot see. Agentic Observability gives enterprises visibility from data, to decision, to action, to outcome.”

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Amplifier Security Launches an Agent Intent & Posture Management Capability

Amplifier Security, an agentic Workforce Security Platform, has announced Agent Intent & Posture Management, or AIPM, a private-preview capability to extend workforce-security processes to employee-created AI agents. The new platform discovers agents from endpoints and integrated security tools, connects them to human owners, records their stated business purpose, and then compares that intent with permissions and behavioral signals. Security teams can use this data to decide whether to retain, restrict, investigate, remediate, or retire an agent, with owner engagement conducted through Slack or Microsoft Teams.

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Citrix Brings AI Analysis to Browser Sessions

Citrix, a Cloud Software Group company, has launched Session Insights for Citrix SecurAccess with Chrome Enterprise, adding session recording and AI-assisted analysis for browser activity performed by employees and autonomous agents. By creating visual evidence of sensitive workflows, the solution can help administrators identify potentially risky behavior and reconstruct the sequence of events leading to an incident or policy violation, all while ensuring that final decisions remain with those administrators.

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Cohesity Reveals an Agent Resilience Capability

Cohesity, the AI and data security company, has introduced Agent Resilience, a Data Cloud capability that protects and recovers the infrastructure behind enterprise AI agents. The offering launches with support for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Amazon Bedrock Agents, and protects agent memory and configuration through snapshots, immutable backups, and clean-room recovery, while also helping organizations recover databases, file systems, and other resources affected by agent actions. Agent Resilience is now available to select customers, with general availability targeted for year-end.

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Dataminr Releases New Agentic AI Capabilities for Corporate Security Environments

Dataminr, an AI-powered real-time event, threat & risk intelligence, has released Dataminr Advanced for Corporate Security, which delivers agentic AI capabilities designed to help security teams corroborate, contextualize and anticipate emerging risks in real time. The offering includes Agentic Corroboration for automated event validation, Agentic Context for synthesizing relevant public and historical information, and Near-Term Predictive Intelligence for assessing how a threat could develop. These features are integrated with Dataminr’s existing alerts and ReGenAI Live Briefs, and are generally available to Advanced customers.

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Entrust Expands Its Cryptographic Security Platform

Entrust, an identity-centric security solution provider, has expanded its Cryptographic Security Platform with Cryptographic Bill of Materials import and export capabilities. The new release aims to help security teams move from inventorying cryptographic assets to governing and remediating their risks. For example, the capabilities can correlate discovered keys, certificates, and secrets with dependent systems and applications, enabling organizations to identify potentially vulnerable or noncompliant cryptography and prioritize corrective action.

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Fleet Device Management Joins Project Glasswing

Fleet Device Management, an AI device management platform for top IT and security teams, has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, the controlled-access program for Claude Mythos Preview, to evaluate how frontier AI can improve defensive security in endpoint and device-management environments. As part of the program, Fleet will focus on exploring use cases that involve endpoint-state analysis, remediation prioritization and faster, safer internal security operations across device-management systems, MDM protocols and supporting infrastructure.

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Keeper Security Debuts an Integration with SailPoint

Keeper Security, the zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security and Privileged Access Management (PAM) platform, has announced an integration with SailPoint, an identity governance, access and compliance company. The integration will link SailPoint’s identity-governance platform with KeeperPAM through the Keeper SaaS Connector. With the integration, teams can automates provisioning, deprovisioning and entitlement management for their users, vaults and managed resources, reducing the manual work typically required to translate identity-governance decisions into privileged-access controls.

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Radiant Logic and SailPoint Expand Their Partnership

Radiant Logic, an identity data platform for the AI-enabled enterprise, has expanded its partnership with SailPoint with the release of a SailPoint-Certified Technology Integration that connects Radiant Logic’s identity-data layer with the SailPoint Identity Security platform. John Skinner, VP of Partnerships at Radiant Logic, says, “Together with our alliance partner SailPoint, we are able to mitigate the risks associated with identity security implementations. An identity governance and security implementation that used to take up to two years can now be completed and delivering value within a couple of months.”

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Secure Code Warrior Unveils an AI-Literacy Program for Non-Developers

Secure Code Warrior, a company focused on AI software governance and developer security upskilling, has launched Citizen AI, an AI-literacy program aimed at non-developer employees across functions like finance, HR, marketing and operations. The training will focus on practical risks emerging from everyday AI use, including sensitive-data exposure, excessive permissions, unreliable outputs, third-party automation dependencies and insecure “vibe-coded” applications. Initial learning tracks cover AI automation fundamentals, prompt design, output verification, risk awareness around AI-generated software, and more.

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