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Identity · CA

Descope Puts an Onboarding Portal in Front of Shadow AI Agents

Identity · CA

The Identity Gap Enterprises Haven't Closed: 55% Deploy Agents, 59% Haven't Extended IAM

Identity · CA

Microsoft Makes Agent Sponsorship Mandatory, Not Optional

Attestation

G2's 2026 Report: Most Companies Still Can't See Their Own Agents

Discovery · DNS

Two DNS Standards, One Division of Labor for Agent Trust

Identity · CA

JumpCloud Puts a Named Human Owner on Every AI Agent

Identity · CA

Proof Takes Its Agent-Authorization Protocol to FIDO Alliance

Attestation

Windows Becomes an Agent Runtime, With Containment Built In

Attestation

A Trust Protocol That Skips the Central Authority Entirely

Orchestration

IETF Charters a Working Group for Agent Communication — With Nothing in It Yet

Orchestration

Three Clouds, One Transaction: Agents Hand Off a Purchase Across AWS, Cloudflare and Google

Identity · CA

Binance Proposes a 'Know Your Agent' Layer for Agentic Finance

Identity · CA

Sierra and Meta's Agent Handshake Splits the Industry Before It Ships

Identity · CA

A Rival Standard Emerges for Proving What Your Agent Is Allowed to Do

Attestation

Regulators Stop Grading the Model, Start Grading the Access

Attestation

Google's Agent Payments Protocol Treats Every Purchase as a Signed Claim

Identity · CA

A New Paper Puts LOKA and ERC-8004 Side by Side — and Neither Wins Outright

Identity · CA

Anthropic Ties Model Capability to Verified Identity, Not Just API Keys

Attestation

An Ethereum Draft Standard Wants Agent Trust Without Pre-Existing Relationships

Identity · CA

Most MCP Servers Still Run on Static Secrets — And Attackers Know It