Insights, updates, and best practices for AI agent security and identity management
Traditional NHI platforms manage service accounts and API keys. But AI agents represent a fundamentally different class of non-human identity that requires purpose-built governance. Here's the gap in your NHI strategy.
The ClawHavoc campaign planted 341 malicious skills on ClawHub. Combined with GHSA-g8p2's 1-click RCE vulnerability, OpenClaw users face credential theft, reverse shells, and persistent backdoors. We built a scanner to detect it.
OWASP released their Top 10 for Agentic Applications in December 2025. Here's how each risk maps to NHI governance capabilities — and what you can do about it.
January 2026 marked a turning point in AI security. ServiceNow disclosed what researchers called 'the most severe AI-driven vulnerability uncovered to date'—exposing 85% of Fortune 500 companies to potential takeover through improperly secured AI agents.
AIM (Agent Identity Management) is now available. Secure your AI agents with one line of code. Cryptographic identity, MCP attestation, trust scoring, and comprehensive audit logging for production AI deployments.
This article discusses critical vulnerabilities in AI agent systems, particularly focusing on CVE-2025-32711 (EchoLeak) affecting Microsoft Copilot and CVE-2025-49596 in MCP servers. Learn how to secure your AI agents with Agent Identity Management (AIM).
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