Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of July 18th: KnowBe4, SentinelOne, Okta, and More\n\nBy William Jepma, Writer, Editor, and Analyst at Solutions Review Identity Management News, SIEM News,\n\nThe editors at Solutions Review have curated this list of the most noteworthy Identity Management and Information Security news from the week of July 18th. This round-up covers announcements and updates from KnowBe4, SentinelOne, Okta, and more.\n\nKeeping tabs on all the most relevant Identity Management and Information Security news can be time-consuming. As a result, our editorial team aims to summarize some of the top headlines in the space by curating a collection of the latest vendor product news, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital funding, talent acquisition, and other noteworthy news. With that in mind, here is some of the top identity management and information security news from the week of July 18th.\n\nAbstract Security and SentinelOne Announce an Integration\n\nAbstract Security, a data platform security company, has partnered with SentinelOne, an AI-powered enterprise cybersecurity company, to integrate Abstract’s real-time security data pipeline with SentinelOne’s AI-powered Singularity Platform. The integration’s benefits include real-time analytics, threat detection, noise reduction at scale, a unified security architecture, and easy migration to the SentinelOne solution. This will help security teams unlock value from their existing data and improve their detection, analysis, and threat response.\n\nFingerprint Releases New Tools for Combating Malicious Bots and Agents\n\nFingerprint—a device intelligence provider for fraud prevention, account security, and returning user experience optimization—has announced new Smart Signals and platform enhancements to detect malicious bots and AI agents. With these new Smart Signals, companies can better differentiate between beneficial automation and malicious activity with real-time risk indicators based on a device’s behavior, environment, and configuration, enabling them to make more informed decisions that protect them against evolving fraud schemes.\n\nKnowBe4 Launches an Outbound Email Security Tool\n\nKnowBe4, a global cybersecurity platform for human risk management, has released KnowBe4 Prevent across all market segments. Prevent is an AI-driven email security product that helps organizations manage outbound email risk. With this tool, employees can get real-time alerts before they send emails or attachments to the wrong person. The tool can also prevent other outbound email threats, including unauthorized sharing of sensitive information, replies to suspicious emails, data exfiltration attempts by malicious insiders or compromised accounts, misattached files, and internal unauthorized disclosure.\n\nMorphisec Debuts a New Solution for Ransomware Resilience\n\nMorphisec, a global provider of prevention-first cybersecurity and anti-ransomware protection, has launched Adaptive Recovery, a new solution providing comprehensive ransomware resilience. Adaptive Recovery combines data and forensic recovery capabilities to ensure businesses can recover encrypted files in real-time while preserving critical forensic data for rapid investigation and compliance. Its dual-layered approach can restore encrypted files and safeguard forensic evidence in tamper-proof formats.\n\nOkta and Palo Alto Networks Launch New Integrations\n\nOkta, a global identity company, has expanded its partnership with Palo Alto Networks, the AI and cybersecurity provider. The collaboration includes the launch of new integrations that enable customers to automate threat response, secure application access on any device, reduce security roadblocks, and maintain a unified security architecture. Specifically, the integrations include a native connector between the Okta Workforce Identity and Palo Alto Networks Prisma Access Browser solution, and a second integration for Identity Threat Protection with Okta AI and Palo Alto Networks AI-driven Cortex SecOps platform.\n\nPasswork Reveals a New Tool for Password Breach Detection\n\nPasswork, an enterprise password management platform, has launched a solution designed to transform how organizations check passwords for breaches. The new offering uses obfuscated deterministic Bloom filters to deliver lightning-fast password checks with zero data exposure. Alex Muntyan, CEO of Passwork, says, “We’ve created a solution that combines speed, privacy, and scalability, making it possible for organizations to protect their credentials without compromise. It’s a leap forward for enterprises that prioritize security and control.”\n\nSaviynt Releases the Saviynt MCP Server on AWS Marketplace\n\nSaviynt, an identity security solution, has announced the availability of the Saviynt MCP Server in the new AI Agents and Tools category of AWS Marketplace. The release will allow customers to easily discover, buy, and deploy AI agent solutions, including the Saviynt MCP Server, using their AWS accounts. With this availability, companies can accelerate their procurement process to drive AI innovation, reduce the time needed for vendor evaluations and complex negotiations, maintain visibility, and maximize control over licensing, payments, and access through AWS.\n\nSecuriti AI Debuts Security for Amazon Q in the AI Agents and Tools Category on AWS\n\nSecuriti AI, an integrated DSPM and AI Security platform, has announced the availability of Security for Amazon Q in the new AI Agents and Tools category of AWS Marketplace. Rehan Jalil, CEO of Securiti AI, says, “By offering Security for Amazon Q through the AWS Marketplace, we’re providing customers with a streamlined way to access our Data+AI Security solution, helping them buy and deploy AI agent solutions faster and more efficiently.”\n\nSentinelOne Launches Its AI SIEM Solution on AWS Marketplace\n\nSentinelOne, a global AI-powered security company, has released Singularity AI SIEM on AWS Marketplace. The strategic move will open a new channel for AWS customers to use SentinelOne’s AI and data capabilities to detect and respond to cyber threats across attack surfaces. SentinelOne’s Singularity AI SIEM is also verified as a “Deployed on AWS” product in AWS Marketplace, and the company is participating in AWS’ Vendor Insights program to help businesses streamline security evaluations, accelerate procurement, and unify their security posture by integrating AI SIEM with other AWS-native tools.\n\nSocure Details a New Workforce Verification Platform\n\nSocure, a platform for digital identity verification, compliance, and fraud prevention, has launched its Workforce Verification solution to address the growing threat of employee fraud. With this solution, companies can adapt their enterprise-grade identity verification and fraud prevention specific to hiring workflows, detecting manipulated or fabricated identities before they enter organizations. The platform can integrate seamlessly into HR platforms, job boards, payroll systems, and applicant tracking systems (ATS), via a hosted UX, API, or SDK.\n\nStrata Identity Announces Identity Orchestration for AI Agents\n\nStrata Identity, an identity software provider, has announced a new product, Identity Orchestration for AI Agents. Built on Strata’s Maverics vendor-agnostic identity fabric and hybrid air-gap architecture, the solution will provide identity guardrails and observability for AI agents without limiting the choice of identity provider (IDP). The Identity Orchestration for AI Agents provides teams with dynamic authentication for agents, full-stack observability via OpenTelemetry, attribute- and context-aware authorization, and just-in-time issuance/provisioning of agent identities.\n\nTeleport Updates Its Identity Security Platform with Additional Capabilities\n\nTeleport, an Infrastructure Identity company, has updated its platform with additional features to give security teams insight into how identities behave across identity environments. With this release, Teleport Identity Security can provide identity chain observability with real-time views of every step an identity takes, including authentication, role and privileges, developer code, and infrastructure actions. Ev Kontsevoy, CEO of Teleport, says, “Identity is now the leading attack vector, but most cybersecurity products see only a part of the picture. Teleport connects the dots, letting security teams detect risky behavior across fragmented systems in real-time and accelerate intervention.”\n\nExpert Insights Section\n\nWatch this space each week as our editors will share upcoming events, new thought leadership, and the best resources from Insight Jam, Solutions Review’s enterprise tech community for business software pros. The goal? To help you gain a forward-thinking analysis and remain on-trend through expert advice, best practices, trends, predictions, and vendor-neutral software evaluation tools.\n\nAI Appreciation Day Quotes and Commentary from Industry Experts in 2025\n\nAs part of this year’s AI Appreciation Day, we called for the best and brightest minds in the enterprise technology market to share best practices, predictions, and personal anecdotes about the impact artificial intelligence has had on their careers, companies, and more. 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Identity Management and Information Security News for the Week of July 18th: KnowBe4, SentinelOne, Okta, and More

The article curates news from the identity management and information security space, highlighting product updates, partnerships, and security solutions from companies like KnowBe4, SentinelOne, Okta, Fingerprint, Morphisec, Passwork, Saviynt, Securiti AI, Socure, Strata Identity, and Teleport. Key developments include AI-integrated security platforms, ransomware resilience tools, and new tools for fraud prevention and password breach detection.