SOC 2 remains valuable for proving that controls operate as intended, but it can miss AI agents that use borrowed credentials, lack clear ownership, and create risk without failing any audit check. The article argues that organizations need intent-based security and agent-aware controls so they can identify what is running, who authorized it, and whether access still matches purpose. #SOC2 #TokenSecurity #AIagents #MCPservers

AI agents are rapidly becoming enterprise identities with access to critical systems like Salesforce, Snowflake, GitHub, Jira, cloud environments, and production databases, often without proper visibility or governance. Security teams must manage their lifecycle, inventory, intent, and permissions continuously to prevent overprivilege, data exposure, and hidden attack paths. #TokenSecurity #Salesforce #Snowflake #GitHub #Jira

AI agents operate probabilistically and can improvise in ways that make traditional security controls ineffective, especially when they are granted broad access. The article argues that identity and intent-based policies are the only practical way to secure agents at scale, and highlights Token Security as a platform that discovers agents, maps access, and enforces controls automatically. #TokenSecurity #Claude #PaloAltoNetworks

Inside the crumbling myth of a secure internet—and why the next global catastrophe won’t start with a missile, but a login.

Researchers from Token Security chained five flaws in Zapier to show how a free account could have led to access across millions of users and the services they connect. Zapier patched the issues after disclosure, but the case highlights how a compromise of the platform could enable broad supply-chain abuse through legitimate automations. #Zapier #TokenSecurity

AI agents are shifting enterprise AI from passive assistants to autonomous systems that can reason, plan, and take actions across business systems. This creates a new identity-first security challenge where risk is driven by an agent’s level of access and autonomy. #TokenSecurity #ProductionAgents

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.7 introduced a new tokenizer that increased token counts by roughly 1.0–1.35× (and higher in the wild), changing how inputs are sliced and triggering pricing and compatibility concerns. The change also creates fresh untrained "glitch" tokens and a widened attack surface for token-level filter bypasses, special-token smuggling, and classifier desyncs, with no comprehensive sweep of the new vocabulary yet. #ClaudeOpus4.7 #SolidGoldMagikarp

AI agents have broken the old security assumption that enterprise environments are predictable, because they can act autonomously, borrow human access, and spread across systems faster than traditional tools can track them. The article argues that security teams should buy the foundation and build the operational layer on top of a live identity control plane, so they can govern agent access without slowing innovation. #TokenSecurity #IdentitySecurity #AgenticAI

Agentic AI is creating a new identity security challenge because autonomous agents can authenticate, use credentials, call APIs, and take actions across production systems with permissions that are often poorly inventoried. The article argues that security teams must move to identity-centric governance with distinct agent identities, contextual access controls, and automated policy enforcement to control shadow AI and reduce risk. #TokenSecurity #AgenticAI

Klue breach highlights OAuth token vulnerabilities, exposing cybersecurity firms and raising critical concerns about third-party integrations.

Blockchain tokens in revolutionizing safety In the ever-evolving world of digital security, blockchain technology is setting a new standard for trust and transparency. At the forefront of this revolution are blockchain tokens – digital powerhouses that extend beyond cryptocurrencies to transform data security, identity verification, and online trust. These tokens are more than a tech […]