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ThreatDown expands security visibility to AI tools and machine identities
ThreatDown announced expanded security capabilities covering AI tool visibility and non-human identity management. The company added inventory features for AI tools across environments and extended its identity threat detection and response platform to protect service accounts, API tokens, OAuth credentials, and machine identities.
Why it matters: Security teams and MSPs need visibility into unmanaged AI tool usage and machine identity risks, which represent growing attack surface and credential exposure in hybrid environments.
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ThreatDown expands security visibility to AI tools and machine identities
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ThreatDown expands security visibility to AI tools and machine identities
ThreatDown launched artificial intelligence (AI) visibility to provide security teams with a complete inventory of AI tools operating across their environments. The company simultaneously extended its identity and threat detection response (ITDR) capabilities to manage non-human identities, including service accounts, application programming interface (API) tokens, OAuth credentials, and machine identities.
Why it matters: Security teams and managed service providers need visibility into unmanaged AI tools and machine identities to reduce exposure from shadow artificial intelligence (AI) deployments and compromised service accounts.
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