ZeroID is an open-source identity platform that implements an identity and credentialing layer specifically for autonomous agents and multi-agent systems. The attribution problem The core issue ZeroID targets is attribution in agentic workflows. When an orchestrator agent spawns sub-agents to carry out parts of a task, each sub-agent may call APIs, write files, or execute shell commands. Existing approaches offer limited traceability: shared service accounts carry no delegation trail, and standard OAuth 2.0 and OIDC … More →
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Financial fraud losses in the United States reached $16.6 billion in 2024, up from $4.2 billion in 2020. Behind those numbers is a structural problem: the teams responsible for stopping fraud, fraud investigators and cybersecurity analysts, have historically operated separately, using different tools, different terminology, and different mental models of how attacks unfold. The MITRE Fight Fraud Framework, known as F3, is a behavior-based model designed to give both teams a common structure for describing, … More →
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In this video, John Murray, Senior Vice President of Sales at GlobalSign, explains what’s changing in the certificate industry and what companies need to do about it. Certificate validity periods are shrinking, which means companies will need to rotate certificates far more often than before. Small and mid-sized businesses are the most exposed. Smaller teams, more generalist staff, and manual processes won’t hold up as rotation speeds increase. Murray walks through what a certificate lifecycle … More →
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