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Quest Software Enhances Identity Security Amid AI Threats

Quest Software Enhances Identity Security Amid AI Threats

First seen 19 Sep 2026, 18:28 UTC

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ThreatCluster September 19, 2026 at 19:58 UTC
  • Quest Software expands its identity security platform to combat AI agent threats.
  • New features include Agentic AI Defense for autonomous threat containment.
  • Organizations must prioritize identity security to prevent significant breaches.

Quest Software has expanded its identity security platform to address emerging threats from AI agents accessing enterprise systems. The new capabilities, including Agentic AI Defense, aim to autonomously isolate compromised identities and enhance recovery processes. This expansion comes in response to the increasing number of identities needing governance as AI agents proliferate. Tim Page, CEO of Quest Software, highlighted the urgency of addressing identity security to prevent breaches similar to the OpenAI and Hugging Face incident. The platform integrates with Microsoft Active Directory and Entra ID, focusing on identity-specific risks. Organizations are encouraged to prioritize identity security to maintain control in the evolving landscape of AI threats. The new features are designed to limit the impact of attacks and accelerate recovery efforts.

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2026-09-19
Quest Software announces platform expansion
Quest Software revealed enhancements to its identity security platform to address AI-related threats, including new autonomous defense capabilities.
Portalerp
2026-09-19
Introduction of Agentic AI Defense
The Agentic AI Defense feature was launched to autonomously isolate compromised identities during attacks, enhancing threat response.
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