Study Finds 1 in 10 Australian Organisations Could Lose Control After AI Credential Exposure

AI agents widen identity attack surface

Semperis has warned that enterprises are deploying AI agents into sensitive security workflows faster than they are building the identity controls needed to govern them, after surveying 1,100 organisations across the U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Singapore, and Australia. The State of Identity Security in the AI Era study found that 74% of organisations believe AI will increase attacks on identity infrastructure, while 93% already u…

AI Agents Are Widening Singapore's Identity Attack Surface, Semperis Warns

Artificial intelligence is rapidly multiplying non-human identities across enterprise systems in Singapore, creating an identity attack surface that organisations are struggling to secure, according to a new global study by Semperis. The State of Identity Security in the AI Era report, which surveyed 1,100 organisations across eight markets including Singapore, found that 66% of Singapore […] The post AI Agents Are Widening Singapore’s Identity …

New Semperis Study Reveals AI’s Effects on the Identity Attack Surface

Semperis, the identity-driven cyber resilience and crisis response company, today published results of a multi-industry... The post New Semperis Study Reveals AI’s Effects on the Identity Attack Surface appeared first on UK Tech News.

Study Finds 1 in 10 Australian Organisations Could Lose Control After AI Credential Exposure

Australian organisations are rapidly adopting AI agents for sensitive security tasks, but a new study suggests many may lack the governance and recovery capability to manage the risks if those systems are compromised. Research published by Semperis, based on a global survey of 1,100 organisations across multiple industries, examined AI’s impact on the attack surface of identity systems including Active Directory, EntraID and Okta. In Australian …

Study: 1 in 10 Australian organisations may be unable to regain control after AI exposes admin credentials

Australian organisations are rapidly adopting AI agents for sensitive security tasks, but a new study suggests many may lack the governance and recovery capability to manage the risks if those systems are compromised.