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New infosec products of the month: September 2026

Help Net Securityby Anamarija Pogorelec ()5 min read3 · 2 reads
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September 2026 infosec roundup covers new AI-agent controls and exposure tools from Ping Identity, Akeyless, Securin, Cohesity, and others.

Help Net Security’s September 2026 product roundup highlights releases focused on securing AI agents, exposure management, and cyber resilience. Ping Identity launched Enterprise Personal Agent Access for discovery, secretless privileged access, and runtime control of personal AI agents. Akeyless shipped Agentic Runtime Authority for intent-based access control, while Orchid Security added identity drift detection and application-level kill switches. Other launches include Securin Platform, Bitsight Beacon, BugBase Pentest Copilot Enterprise, Superna 2.15, Scytale AI TPRM, Dataminr Advanced, Akuity’s Agentic Control Plane, and Cohesity Agent Resilience.

Key facts
  • Ping Identity adds discovery and runtime control for personal AI agents.
  • Akeyless and Orchid Security target agent identity, drift, and kill switches.
  • Securin Platform unifies exposure discovery, validation, and remediation.
  • Bitsight Beacon monitors vendors for vulnerabilities, stolen credentials, and compromise.
  • Cohesity Agent Resilience aims to protect and recover AI-agent infrastructure.
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5 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

Here’s a look at the most interesting products from the past week, featuring releases from Akeyless, Akuity, Bitsight, BugBase, Cloud Range, Cohesity, Dataminr, Gurucul, Nozomi Networks, Orchid Security, Ping Identity, Scytale, Securin, Superna, and Tuskira.

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By Anamarija Pogorelec · helpnetsecurity.com

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