FuBAC and AI Agents: Why RBAC Fails and What Function-Based Access Control Fixes
The governance architecture that Black Hat 2026 defined — the five-layer control plane for AI agents built from identity outward — depends on a premise that most enterprise identity programs have not yet confronted: role-based access control does not work for AI...
Black Hat 2026 Settled the Governance Debate: Identity Is the Control Plane for AI Agents
There is a version of the AI governance conversation that has been happening for two years in conference rooms and board briefings and risk committee agendas. It is a conversation about frameworks and policies and responsible AI principles and vendor attestations and...
Governance and Shadow AI
This morning I attended a Technology First Cybersecurity session at the Digital Transformation Center in Dayton Ohio. It was my first introduction to the center. it is a significant focal point for Ohio educational, governmental and commercial interests, hosted by...
Agentic Identity Governance: What Three Major Deals in Four Days Signal for Enterprise Security
On July 28, Cyera announced it was acquiring Oasis Security for $1 billion. The same day, Hush Security announced a $30 million Series A. Two days later, Okta announced it was acquiring Permiso Security — financial terms undisclosed, but strategically significant...
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