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A person and a machine are different Zero Trust problems. KuppingerCole explains why in their Buyer's Compass on Zero Trust Platforms (commissioned by NetFoundry). Quote in the image. info.netfoundry.io/lp-kc-zer…
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Stop approving a new firewall exception for every AI agent. Approve one pattern instead: outbound connectors, identity-bound sessions, per-MCP-tool policy, every request in your SIEM, and a per-vendor kill switch. “One door you can see, govern, and close beats many doors you cannot.” netfoundry.io/ai/the-securit…
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Most AI security asks what an agent can do once it’s connected. The better first question: what should it be able to reach at all? Zero Trust for Agentic AI with @NetFoundry + @Carahsoft Dec 8, 11am ET carahevents.carahsoft.com/Ev… #ZeroTrust #AgenticAI
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"In the KuppingerCole Leadership Compass on Zero Trust Platforms 2026, NetFoundry is rated as Product, Innovation, and Overall Leader." — KuppingerCole Analysts Get the Buyer's Compass (commissioned by NetFoundry): info.netfoundry.io/lp-kc-zer…
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"Zero Trust cannot be bought and switched on." — @KuppingerCole Analysts Their new Buyer's Compass (commissioned by NetFoundry) shows how to choose a platform for the traffic it actually carries: people, workloads and AI agents. info.netfoundry.io/lp-kc-zer…
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Enterprise-Managed Authorization decides who can use an MCP server. It doesn't build the private path to reach one. Our CEO Galeal Zino @gilzino on the two problems enterprise MCP has to solve, and why you don't have to wait for EMA. #MCP #ZeroTrust netfoundry.io/uncategorized/…
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A service shouldn't be reachable before anyone's authorized to use it, or after that authority ends. Our Philip Griffiths for @cloudsa on Identity-Defined Reachability: no path by default, and none once authority ends. #ZeroTrust #AgenticAI cloudsecurityalliance.org/bl…
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Zero Trust connectivity won’t fix the vulnerable code. What it does is take away what attackers need. If a service has no open listening ports, an unauthenticated attacker has nowhere to send the payload.
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41% of orgs say deployment complexity keeps them from using microsegmentation more widely (Omdia). The fix isn't more firewall rules. It's segmenting by identity, not IP. Free Omdia report: info.netfoundry.io/lp-omdia-…
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PHP2Shell runs before your application wakes up. The two critical PHP flaws (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, CVSS 9.2) fire in PHP’s request parser. That parsing happens before your login, your middleware or any access rule you’ve written.
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Omdia put NetFoundry's identity-based microsegmentation through a live demo across Google Cloud and AWS. No open ports. No firewall rewrites. No downtime. Get the free Technical First Look: info.netfoundry.io/lp-omdia-…
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AI agents reversed the SaaS model. Vendor agents now call into your ERP, databases and MCP servers, so you own the public front door and the job of defending it. Part 1 of our Zero Trust for AI Agents series: netfoundry.io/ai/ai-agent-at… View article
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88% of organizations run more than one cloud. Most of them also run more than one segmentation policy model, and that’s where the trouble starts.
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Your host firewall can’t tell your AI agent apart from the legitimate service running next to it. We built a different model.
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Every AI agent pilot starts as "just a test." Then it gets wired into a real tool, a real database, a real API key, and nobody remembers to turn it off. That's the pattern our CMO Mark Jaffe flagged in this week's Reachability Watch: protections that technically exist but only switch on if someone configures them. A fresh install doesn't know it's about to become production. Our take: you shouldn't have to win the defaults lottery to stay safe. When identity decides who can reach a service at the network layer, an auth setting left off doesn't leave the door open to the whole internet. Worth a quick audit this Friday: how many agent pilots are running in your cloud right now, and who can reach them? #ZeroTrust #AISecurity #MCP #IdentityFirstReachability lnkd.in/p/e9BS3U7a
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99% of organizations are implementing or planning microsegmentation. Only 9% have actually protected more than 80% of their critical systems. That gap is the whole story. And it's not a tooling problem — it's a sequencing problem.
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An AI agent doing damage under a shared credential is invisible in your logs. One of the most capable AI labs in the world spent over a week unable to answer "which agent did this" — because the agents involved didn't have identities of their own. Our new guide breaks down why that changes everything: netfoundry.io/resources/the-…
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🥇 OpenZiti just landed the #1 spot on @startidentity's Top 7 Open-Source Zero Trust Tools for 2026 — beating Pomerium, Teleport, Headscale, NetBird, Boundary & Authelia. Called "the most complete open-source zero trust networking platform," Apache 2.0 top to bottom. startwithidentity.com/articl… #ZeroTrust #OpenSource
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For 19 years, "attackers don't hack in, they log in" was the industry's most reliable cliché. The 2026 Verizon DBIR just retired it.
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