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PlainID An intuitive, Fine Grained Policy-Based Access Control platform that manages Authorization across all your applications and data.

This just in: PlainID is mentioned as an Example Vendor in the 2026 Gartner Innovation Insight Report on IVIP and IAM Au...
24/09/2026

This just in: PlainID is mentioned as an Example Vendor in the 2026 Gartner Innovation Insight Report on IVIP and IAM Augmentation Vendors Disrupting Light IGA.

AI agents and multi-cloud sprawl are breaking static roles. Every new identity adds access decisions no one is watching. As Gal Helemski, Co-Founder and CPO at PlainID, notes:

"Authentication and static governance only get you so far. To truly secure the enterprise, organizations must go beyond who gets in and gain continuous, real-time visibility over what every human, machine, and AI agent can access, do, and expose."

PlainID's Runtime Authorization Platform addresses the report’s core challenges by decoupling authorization management from application code and runtime enforcement:
✔️ Expose hidden identity blind spots
✔️ Govern human, machine, and AI agent identities
✔️ Enforce Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP)
✔️ Achieve continuous auditability & compliance

Read the full announcement 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04ycXKN0

A full control plane for governing AI agents has five layers and they go in this order:1️⃣ Agent Identity. Every agent n...
23/09/2026

A full control plane for governing AI agents has five layers and they go in this order:

1️⃣ Agent Identity. Every agent needs its own identity, separate from the human who triggered it.

2️⃣ Discovery. You can't govern what you can't see.

3️⃣ Policy Management. Define what each identity can do, and under what conditions.

4️⃣ Authorization Enforcement. Evaluate those policies at runtime, the moment the agent acts, not once at login.

5️⃣ Observability. See what agents actually did. Audit every access decision, so you can prove control and catch what policy missed.

If you skip a layer, you'll see the gaps grow fast... Enforcement without discovery leaves agents you never mapped. Policy without observability gives you rules you can't verify.

That's why, on October 8, Gal Helemski joins Andre Priebe, CTO of iC Consult, for a live session that walks through all five, plus a maturity model for reaching Zero Trust for agents and how to connect the architecture to the identity systems you already run.

Save your spot: https://hubs.ly/Q04y69G70

22/09/2026

Is your IAM strategy built for the 2020s or the 2010s? If you're still relying on human-speed review cycles to govern AI agents, you aren't just behind. You're vulnerable.

We're hosting our virtual summit Agentic IAM Day 2026 to bridge the gap between autonomous innovation and enterprise security.

Hear directly from IAM and security leaders at Databricks, Thales, Humana, Cisco, Navy Federal, Entrust, Ericsson, RSM, Radware, Identity at the Center, and NHI Management Group.

Join us on October 28: https://hubs.ly/Q04y1mKL0

21/09/2026

What if we told you the worst incidents involving AI agents won't ever read as access violations? And that your logs will mark every step as authorized?

Coarse-grained permissions are the default because delegation grew up around software that runs the same way every time. Grant an agent broad access to a system and the ability to act inside it, and on paper it looks contained.

The failure shows up one level higher, in what the agent decides to do with permissions that each, on their own, passed cleanly. Every rule held, and the outcome was still wrong, sitting now in a customer's inbox or a compliance report.

Guardrails at the level of single actions can't catch that. You need permission boundaries that account for the whole task, not the one click in front of them.

PlainID's Gal Helemski and Omri Gazit recently covered the full runtime authorization pattern in our webinar. You can watch the full recording here 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04twmgg0

Architecture should lead AI adoption, not follow it. Now is the time for security teams to establish proactive governanc...
18/09/2026

Architecture should lead AI adoption, not follow it. Now is the time for security teams to establish proactive governance for non-human workloads (NHI) and AI agents.

Our new joint Agentic IAM white paper includes iC Consult’s identity maturity assessment alongside PlainID's architectural blueprint.

Learn how to evaluate your current security posture and map a clear path to Zero Trust for agents: https://hubs.ly/Q04vWhXt0

Enterprise authorization sprawls across dozens of systems, each enforcing access differently, and the pressure to fix it...
17/09/2026

Enterprise authorization sprawls across dozens of systems, each enforcing access differently, and the pressure to fix it grows as APIs, data platforms, and AI agents pile on. What stalls most teams is the fear of rewriting everything at once.

That's why we broke it into six steps:

✔️ Stand up the infrastructure.
✔️ Build an authorization inventory.
✔️ Deliver quick wins with token and API authorization.
✔️ Expand to fine-grained data authorization.
✔️ Extend authorization to agentic AI.
✔️ Standardize across applications.

Each phase reinforces the next. You improve security and agility as you go, without tearing down what already runs.

We wrote the full walkthrough, with the patterns and implementation detail behind every step, here 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04vXB1K0

16/09/2026

For years, identity security asked one question: who gets in?

AI agents changed the question, and this is the premise behind Agentic IAM Day 2026!

Join us and Thales, IC Consult, Identity at the Center, Radware, Databricks and more to answer the questions agents forced on all of us:

✔️ What an agent should be allowed to do, when, and why, and
✔️ How you enforce it in real time?

The future of IAM starts October 28. Save your spot 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04xyXC00

Your AI agents get past the front door. Then what?RBAC was built for humans who log in and log out. Agents run continuou...
14/09/2026

Your AI agents get past the front door. Then what?

RBAC was built for humans who log in and log out. Agents run continuously, chaining actions across systems with no one watching. Closing that gap means moving to intent-aware, runtime authorization, decisions made the moment an agent acts, not the moment it logs in.

Join iC Consult's Andre Priebe and PlainID's Gal Helemski for a live breakdown of our new white paper, Agentic IAM: A 5-Layer Architecture for Governing AI Agents. Here's what we'll cover:
✔️ The 5-Layer Control Plane: Identity, Discovery, Policy, Enforcement, Observability
✔️ A maturity model for Zero Trust for agents
✔️ The Runtime Access Triad: access, action, exposure

Save your spot 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04xmFxT0

An identity gets an AI agent inside your systems, but then what? Dynamic agents require security decisions that happen a...
10/09/2026

An identity gets an AI agent inside your systems, but then what? Dynamic agents require security decisions that happen at the exact moment of ex*****on.

Our latest joint white paper with iC Consult outlines how to enforce policy-based runtime control across four key boundaries: what agents ask, read, do, and expose.

Learn how to transition from static roles to continuous, runtime ex*****on decisions here: https://hubs.ly/Q04w_XkX0

08/09/2026

Ask an AI coding tool to build authorization for your app, and it'll ship something that works. Permissive controls make the feature look better in a demo, so that's what the model writes.

PlainID's Kobi Gol recently asked Matthew Rosenquist (35+ years in cybersecurity) what enterprises can do about it.

Because development teams aren't going to stop optimizing for velocity and value. And they shouldn't. The answer isn't slowing them down or asking them to become security engineers on the side.

The answer is moving authorization out of the app entirely.

When authorization runs as an externalized runtime layer, developers stop making access decisions inside their code. Policy lives in one place. Enforcement happens dynamically. Security teams audit every app and agent from one control plane instead of chasing hundreds of embedded logics no one can inventory.

That model handles what static, developer-written controls can't:
✔️ Agents that spawn child agents no one provisioned
✔️ Access decisions that depend on real-time context and intent, beyond identity alone
✔️ Regulatory and audit requirements that need one consistent record across the environment
✔️ Legacy apps that teams abandon but keep running with the permissions they were born with

You can watch the full webinar recording here 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04vWqYV0

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