TORONTO, Oct. 8, 2026, CyberNewswire –  Insignary Inc. today announced the general availability of Insignary Clarity AIR, a source-code scanning product built to answer a question most security teams can’t currently answer with confidence: what is actually running in their software, beyond what developers reported.

Manifests and SBOMs built from declared dependencies are only as complete as what developers chose to report. An estimated 70–90% of applications today are built substantially on open-source code, and a meaningful share of it arrives through channels no manifest captures — a function copied from another project, a snippet pulled from a forum, a block an AI coding assistant generated and nobody reviewed line by line. For a CISO signing off on an SBOM, or a legal team certifying license compliance, that gap is unmanaged risk sitting inside a document meant to prove the opposite.

Clarity AIR is built to close it, at the source-code level rather than the manifest level: (more…)

SILVER SPRING, Md., Oct. 6, 2026, CyberNewswire — Aembit, the identity control plane for AI agents, today announced support for securing personal agents’ access to enterprise environments, available immediately to existing customers at no additional cost.

As personal agents, such as Meta Muse and OpenAI Dots, move into workplace use, they can gain access to email, cloud applications, code repositories, internal tools, and other enterprise services through employee credentials and delegated permissions. That raises the risk of sensitive data exposure, unauthorized changes, and activity that is difficult to distinguish from the employee’s own actions. Those credentials may also be stored in the personal agent platform, outside the security team’s direct control. (more…)

SAN FRANSICO, Sept. 25, 2026, CyberNewswire — Archipelo today announced Salmon, Execution Verification Infrastructure (EVI) for AI agents and autonomous systems, powered by a cryptographic protocol designed to make execution history verifiable. Salmon establishes verifiable execution history and state lineage across humans, AI agents, and automation.

The launch follows the OpenAI–Hugging Face incident, in which OpenAI reported that models participating in cybersecurity evaluations circumvented isolation controls, gained internet access, exploited vulnerabilities, accessed third-party systems, collaborated and delegated work across agents, and took actions their developers did not direct. OpenAI called the incident a “warning shot” and said sophisticated AI systems require safeguards that operate at the speed of the agents themselves. (more…)

PHOENIX, Sept. 24, 2026, CyberNewswire — SCOUTz, a prospect intelligence platform built for managed service provider (MSP) security sales, is now available in open beta. The platform gives an MSP dated evidence about a prospect’s environment before the first meeting and keeps that evidence attached through delivery and reassessment.

The open beta is available at https://scoutzsecurity.io/open-beta

30 days at no charge from the day the workspace is provisioned, then $279 per month at list price. Fifty MSPs from three peer communities shaped the platform in a closed beta that preceded the public release.

The channel has many tools that earn an MSP a first appointment, and several that earn their keep after signature, including professional services automation (PSA) and remote monitoring and management (RMM) platforms. The stretch between a booked meeting and a signed agreement, where the selling happens, has been left to templates and the seller’s own preparation. SCOUTz is built for that stretch. (more…)