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Rubrik: Firms Want Joint Agent Identity, Visibility, Recovery

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By Michael Novinson Verified, Tiffany Wang
| AIToday.io Verified
Agentic AI , AI Technologies , Business Developments AI Agents Are Raising the Stakes for Identity Resilience and Recovery Bipul Sinha, co-founder, chairman and CEO, Rubrik Managing artificial intelligence agents' identities and monitoring their activity in one place has become a new business driver for cloud and data security firm Rubrik, CEO Bipul Sinha said Thursday.
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Microsoft: Put Network Controls in Place Before Patching

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By Tiffany Wang
| Bank Info Security
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning , Network Firewalls, Network Access Control , Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development Azure Says Network Enforcement Can Limit Exposure While Patches Are Tested Image: Shutterstock Network-level protections will be the most important line of defense now that the patch window has collapsed thanks to artificial intelligence, Microsoft said.
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Chinese-Speaking TA4922 Bought New RAT from Commodity Marketplaces

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By Tiffany Wang
| Bank Info Security
Cybercrime , Fraud Management & Cybercrime Proofpoint Says the Group Used the Modular RAT in at Least Three Campaigns Image: Shutterstock/ISMG Financially motivated Chinese-speaking hackers have adopted a remote access Trojan framework likely purchased from an online malware marketplace, researchers found.
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