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- News · Jul 28, 2026Saviynt launches Zuma, an AI identity platform, as ARR passes 300 million dollars
Zuma splits into Insights, Governance, and Access: discover AI and non-human identities, apply lifecycle and certification controls, then decide at runtime whether an agent's next action is allowed. Saviynt also reported annual recurring revenue above 300 million dollars.
- News · Jul 15, 2026Google Workspace puts FIDO2 keys into the Windows login, days after Entra makes passkeys default
Google began rolling out FIDO2 security keys as a second factor at Windows sign-in for all Workspace customers on 13 July. Microsoft is making passkeys the default in Entra ID from 1 September. Two vendors, one direction, and the desktop is the new battleground.
- News · Jun 18, 2026C1 ships enterprise-managed authorization, putting SSO in front of MCP agents
The identity platform formerly called ConductorOne now issues short-lived scoped tokens for MCP servers under the open enterprise-managed authorization extension, replacing per-server OAuth consent prompts with one governed enterprise login.
- News · Mar 31, 2026Akeyless ships Runtime Authority, authorising AI agents per action instead of per session
Agents hold no secrets and get no standing privilege. Every action is authorised at the moment it happens, and the audit trail links the originating prompt to the policy decision and the executed command.
- News · Mar 19, 2026Teleport launches Beams, giving each AI agent its own microVM and identity
Each agent runs in an isolated Firecracker VM with identity built in, reaching infrastructure and inference services without secrets, under Teleport's existing access control and audit. The MVP landed on 30 April 2026.
- News · Feb 24, 2026P0 Security extends its authorization control plane to workloads and AI agents
General availability for non-human identity lifecycle management plus runtime authorization for agents, with one enforcement model that combines the invoking user, the agent, the tool, and the target resource.
- News · Jan 22, 2024Azure AD is now Microsoft Entra ID: what actually changed
Microsoft announced the Azure AD to Entra ID rename in July 2023 and finished the visible relabelling by the end of that year. No tenant, protocol, or licence changed, but the naming split across docs, certifications, and job specs still causes confusion.