Articles from SGNL

A new wave of AI-powered automation is hitting the enterprise. Agents powered by large language models (LLMs) are now capable of performing real tasks across internal systems — from updating records to analyzing data and taking action — all triggered by a simple prompt. But with that power comes risk: without proper controls, these agents can access far more than they should.

Legacy access management is failing modern enterprises in today’s cloud-first world. According to industry estimates, the legacy Identity and Access Management market exceeded $19 billion in 2024, yet 90% of organizations experienced an identity-related incident around that same timeframe. SGNL, a fast-growing identity-first security startup, is changing that. The company has just secured $30 million in a Series A funding round to accelerate its mission of redefining how businesses protect their most critical assets.

Third paragraph, first sentence of release dated November 13, 2024, should read: By leveraging Jamf’s real-time device compliance event stream based on the Shared Signals Framework (SSF), SGNL dynamically adjusts access control to protect sensitive infrastructure. (instead of By leveraging Jamf’s real-time device compliance event stream based on the Secure Systems Framework (SSF), SGNL dynamically adjusts access control to protect sensitive infrastructure.).

SGNL, a leader in modern Privileged Identity Management (PIM), today announced an integration with the CrowdStrike Falcon® cybersecurity platform. This new partnership enables organizations to take precise, real-time actions against security threats through dynamic, risk-based access revocation.