
News for today:
- [Token] Launch of TokenCore Card. Token launched a new biometric smart card full of identity smarts; it requires the enrolled user’s fingerprint for any authentication action. The biometric smart card brings FIDO2 passwordless authentication, on-device fingerprint verification, and Bluetooth and NFC into the card employees already carry. It gives enterprises phishing-resistant MFA for every user, from office staff to privileged administrators, and verified human approval for AI agents, working alongside the IAM, SSO, and PAM infrastructure they already run. Token
- [Tufin] v5.4 of Orchestration Suite. Tufin released the next version of the Tufin Orchestration Suite, with new platform integrations, enhanced policy governance, and better network visibility. TOS 5.4 addresses these challenges by extending Tufin’s coverage to three additional platforms — Stormshield Network Security, Broadcom VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) with NSX 9.1, and FortiManager Cloud — while expanding rule recertification and compliance capabilities across cloud and multi-vendor environments. These enhancements help organizations bring more of their network under consistent governance, reduce gaps in policy visibility, and maintain security oversight as their infrastructure evolves. Tufin
- [Cloudflare] AI Workspace Platform. Cloudflare expanded its partner ecosystem for Cloudflare OS, an AI workspace for quickly, safely, and compliantly running / using / configuring AI tools. Cloudflare is partnering with leading professional service teams to help enterprises train their teams on how to adopt AI tooling for their work within Cloudflare OS. Additionally, those teams can bring one-click connectivity to key systems of record through new integrations with some of the most popular technology applications in the enterprise—including Asana, Box, Canva, ClickHouse, GitHub, Gong, Notion, and more—to bring their tools into Cloudflare OS so administrators can safely connect those resources in a matter of minutes. Cloudflare
- [Entrust] Workforce identity fraud research. New research from Entrust looks at workforce identity fraud – covering incident frequency, candidate fraud, AI-enabled impersonation, and more. On the second: The hiring process has become a target for corporate espionage and fraud, as over a quarter of respondents (28%) report that they have experienced or investigated candidate fraud in the past 12-24 months. Nearly one-third (30%) of IT and security leaders report that they are concerned about identity fraud involving fraudulent new hires. Entrust

