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Benefits of a Converged Identity Security Platform

Join industry leaders Richard Weeks and Sandeep Kaujalgi as they discuss how unified identity security transforms mid-market organizations.

Practical AI & Cyber Insights for Growing Businesses

In The Video – Axay Desai and Greg Bateman

Digital Fortress is a short, practical podcast hosted by Greg Bateman, focused on AI, cybersecurity, and the technology shifts impacting small and midsize businesses. Drawing on more than 20 years in tech leadership, including at Microsoft, Greg cuts through industry hype to deliver grounded, real-world insight for business owners who want clarity without complexity.

Episode 1: Built for the AI Moment-The Story Behind Obi

In This Episode, Axay Desai, CEO & Founder of ObserveID, Shares Why Obi Was Built as Native AI Intelligence Within the Platform, Not as an Add-On. As Identity Environments Grow More Complex, Intelligence Must Be Foundational, Not Layered On

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All You Need To Know About Bridging Your Identity Security

Non-Human Identity (NHI) Security: Types, Risks, and Best Practices

Non-human identities now make up the majority of identities in most enterprise environments, but the controls that govern them were designed for employees. This guide explains what non-human identities are, how they differ from human accounts, where they create risk, and what a working management program looks like.

Avantika
July 24, 2026

Anomalies: Identify Access & Suspicious Behavior in 2026

Many identity attacks no longer look like attacks. The credential is valid, the login succeeds, and the session behaves like any other. Nothing in the access policy is violated, because the attacker is using access that was legitimately granted to someone else.

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July 24, 2026

Identity Visibility & Intelligence: Unified Platform 2026

Many organizations run a full stack of identity tools, yet none of those tools can show the complete picture: every identity, everything it can access, and whether that access is a risk. Identity data sits fragmented across directories, cloud consoles, and applications, and the gaps between them are where breaches start.

Avantika
July 24, 2026

Who’s accountable when an AI agent causes a breach?

When an employee causes a breach, accountability follows lines everyone understands. There is a person, a manager, an access record, and a process. When an AI agent causes one, most organizations discover that none of those lines exist. The agent has no manager. Its access was granted by a script. Three teams touched its deployment and none of them owns it.

Avantika
July 24, 2026

How Much Power Should You Give an AI Agent? A Framework for Agent Privilege Tiers

Every AI agent deployment raises the same question: how much should this agent be allowed to do? Many organizations answer it case by case.

Avantika
July 14, 2026

How to Govern AI Agents Without Losing Visibility or Control

Every enterprise that deploys AI agents faces the same tension. Lock agents down too hard, and the business routes around security, spinning up ungoverned agents on whatever platform lets them move fastest.

Avantika
July 9, 2026

Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM): A 2026 Framework for Closing Identity Gaps

Identity has quietly become the primary attack surface in enterprise security, and a new discipline has grown up to defend it, i.e.,

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July 2, 2026

How identity observability improves security decision making

Identity programs have gotten good at knowing what access exists. Role catalogs are accurate. Entitlement reports are clean.

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July 1, 2026

Identity Platform Strategy for Enterprise Security Leaders in 2026

For most of the last decade, enterprise identity management was treated as an operational concern, a necessary infrastructure, but not a strategic territory.

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June 23, 2026