News – February 25, 2026

News for today:

  • KnowBe4 AIDA Orchestration agent. KnowBe4 launched AIDA Orchestration, a new AI agent that creates, schedules, and manages personalized cybersecurity training. The AIDA Orchestration agent is an autonomous, AI-powered system for human risk management. It independently creates, schedules and manages personalized phishing security tests (PSTs) and security awareness training (SAT) at a user level that dynamically adapts to each person’s risk profile. This eliminates manual campaigns, reduces administrative burden and efficiently lowers organizational risk. KnowBe4
  • Veeam Agent Commander. Veeam, using technology it acquired via Securiti AI, announced Agent Commander, for addressing / handling / securing AI agents and the risks they introduce to an enterprise. Agent Commander brings Veeam’s trusted data resilience together with Securiti AI’s Data Command Center. This unified platform gives organizations total visibility into their AI environment, detects hidden risks and Shadow AI, and provides comprehensive controls to protect data as it moves through AI systems. Uniquely, Agent Commander can instantly undo AI agent mistakes with precise rollbacks. With Agent Commander, teams can detect and fix threats faster and with less effort, enabling safe and rapid AI adoption. It provides the visibility and control needed to confidently scale AI, turning security into a true business accelerator. Securiti or Veeam
  • YubiNation Partners launched. Yubico launched a new global channel partners called YubiNation Partners, to help its go-to-market partners cultivate a safer digital world for its customers in the face of growing AI cyber threats. With the ever changing landscape, YubiNation Partners is more important than ever, transforming the traditional reseller model into a strategic engine for growth, empowering partners to deliver the gold standard in phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication (MFA) and help customers go passwordless at speed and scale. Yubico
  • Saviynt integrates with Amazon Quick. Saviynt integrated with Amazon Quick to give identity teams added context on identities, risk, and automation. The Quick Index integration enriches Saviynt’s Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM) views with connected application data, enabling expanded visibility across environments and more precise identity risk analysis. In addition, Saviynt’s integration with Quick introduces new conversational and automation experiences designed to simplify how identity teams investigate risk and take action. Saviynt
  • Obsidian Security earns ISO/IEC 42001:2023. Obsidian Security announced a new certification for how it manages its use of AI. The new certification reflects Obsidian Security’s commitment to responsible AI development, including strong governance and AI risk management throughout the AI software development lifecycle (AI SDLC). ISO 42001 validates that the company meets the requirements to establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve an AIMS designed to support the safe and trustworthy development of AI systems. Obsidian Security
  • Humans struggle to identify deepfake faces. Some people are better at it than others, but not by much. Even the best human detectors are only modestly above chance, and their advantage disappears when the faces become less extreme or when detection is required under time pressure. What this means for anyone concerned about deep‑fakes—parents, students, professionals—is that relying on personal intuition or on a small cadre of experts will not provide the robustness needed in everyday life. VerifyLabs.ai Cybernews

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