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Global players will always be relevant. But it is more about how trust is enforced across users, machines, and agents in specific environments. Local context matters a lot more. That’s where domestic platforms can compete meaningfully, especially in identity, cloud, and API security.
@khalilApriday The next inflection point is machine and agent identities. Anyone entering IAM today should expect the field to extend well beyond human users.
Bot proliferation and deepfakes are forcing a rethink of how trust is established online. This gets at a core issue of the AI era. How do you establish trust without over-collecting identity data? Trust mechanisms that reduce reliance on static credentials while preserving privacy are going to matter a lot more.
This tracks with what we’re seeing across healthcare. Identity isn’t just an IT control anymore. It is foundational to patient safety, clinical access, and continuity of care. When clinicians can’t access systems reliably and securely, care slows down. That’s why IAM is becoming non-negotiable.
@origon This feels like the right direction for agentic systems. Once agents have memory, tools, and autonomy, identity and access boundaries become just as critical as orchestration.
Never a headline anyone wants to see. This is especially concerning because email server access tends to be one of those breaches where the full impact isn’t immediately visible. It’s not just about messages, but about how deeply email is woven into access, recovery, and coordination across systems, which raises the stakes of even a short-lived compromise.
This is the uncomfortable reality of identity sprawl. When dormant users and NHIs hold most of the power, risk becomes structural. NHIs are the real wake-up call. They don’t log in, don’t rotate naturally, and rarely get reviewed. Governance has to evolve past human-centric assumptions.
This fragmentation is exactly why passwords keep failing at scale. Federation, zero trust, and emerging decentralized models shift the focus from static credentials to continuous verification around who the user is, what they’re accessing, and under what conditions. That’s where security and usability finally align.
@eurofounder If you’re allowing personal devices for work, you also own the responsibility of defining what’s acceptable. A VPN by itself isn’t the issue, unclear boundaries are. Security protocols only work best when expectations and controls are established before access is ever granted.
@TheHackersNews Attackers didn’t get smarter users, they just got better at standing in the middle. That’s why the conversation is shifting from “add MFA” to “remove what can be replayed.”
@GoogleDeepMind If an agent can plan, find gaps, and roam the web without getting lost, that’s already more disciplined than most of my browsing sessions. Excited to see how it performs.
@GoogleLabs This is a cool experiment. GenTabs remixing open tabs into apps feels like a whole new take on “make the web work for me.” Excited to see where Disco goes from here.
@googleaidevs@GoogleAIStudio This looks super promising. A unified API with long-horizon research built in is exactly the kind of step that makes agentic apps actually usable. Excited to try it out.
@tomshardware Big development. Seeing Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic align around open standards for agentic systems is a strong signal. It could bring much-needed interoperability and governance to how agents reason, act, and integrate across ecosystems.
@MCP_Community Big step forward. MCP support for Google services will streamline how agents access context and trigger actions. Excited to see how this expands real-world workflows.