With tens of thousands of active projects, and trillions of identities managed across its open-source and managed environments, Ory is on a mission to redefine what it means to secure digital identities (Customers, Employees, Partners, machines and AI agents). Our IAM/CIAM solutions are designed to empower businesses with the tools they need to protect their users, services and things, and maintain compliance. Ory provides a modern and modular approach to IAM programs that provides unmatched scale, UX and deployment flexibility. From free, open source to self-managed and supported enterprise licenses to a fully managed and compliant global service,
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Ory Network ... ... is a global, high availability and low latency user identity & access management network that protects identities and other first party data. ... offers cloud-native, end-to-end services dedicated to securing and managing user authentication, authorisation and API protection for humans, robots, devices, and software across various internet services. State-of-the-art solutions for access security include passkeys, passwordless login, social login, second factor authentication, multi factor authentication and hardware tokens. ... helps its customers use zero-trust security across their stack including data protection, compliance and risk management. It delivers information security using advanced AI analytics for any data created by system access including authentication, authorisation and API traffic.
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It's time to begin 2026 on the right foot. Its the year of the AI agent. Don't forget about authenticating and authorizing them!
2026: AI agents force an Identity reckoning. As agents shift from "chatting" to "acting," they become the top attack surface. If you can’t authenticate the machine, you can’t trust the action. Identity is the new perimeter. Read the VMblog article - https://lnkd.in/gDHQD4By
2026: AI agents force an Identity reckoning. As agents shift from "chatting" to "acting," they become the top attack surface. If you can’t authenticate the machine, you can’t trust the action. Identity is the new perimeter. Read the VMblog article - https://lnkd.in/gDHQD4By
What happens when 10 AI agents become 10,000? 98% of orgs are piloting Agentic AI, but 79% lack written policies to govern them. Retrofitting identity after a breach isn't a strategy—it’s disaster recovery. Don’t retrofit security. Design it. Read the blog - https://lnkd.in/geA6K-Ds
EMA releases new findings on enterprise readiness for AI agent identity management across hundreds of organizations. Results show majority unprepared across security, scale, compliance, and resiliency. Don't miss out on the webinar today, on December 11th, at 8AM PST / 11AM EST: https://lnkd.in/g-PAkGNj
AWS re:Invent made one thing clear: the security architecture that worked for the last generation of software won't hold up for this one. Every conversation came back to the same question: if AI agents are about to be everywhere, what's securing them? 🔒🤖 The answer isn't cloud-enabled versions of legacy IAM. It's the next generation of security where identity becomes the control plane that authenticates every actor (human, service, or agent), scopes every permission, and traces every action. Agentic AI moved from theory to operational reality on that show floor. The architecture beneath enterprise software is being redesigned, and identity is the load-bearing layer. We wrote about what we saw and why it matters: https://lnkd.in/gva3mTPv
Tomorrow: EMA presents research on agentic AI preparedness across hundreds of organizations. The gap between AI agent deployment and infrastructure readiness is significant and measurable across security, scale, compliance, and resiliency. We'll share the data and discuss what enterprises need to do about it. Tomorrow, Dec 11 | 8:00AM PST / 11:00AM EST Register now: https://lnkd.in/gNQvTzN6
Is your organization prepared for agentic AI? New research from EMA surveyed hundreds of enterprises on their readiness to manage AI agent identities. When asked if existing IAM infrastructure can handle autonomous agents at scale, the majority said no across every critical dimension: 🛡️ Resiliency – 62% responded NOT ready 📝 Compliance – 49% responded NOT ready 📈 Scale – 62% responded NOT ready 🔒 Security – 59% responded NOT ready The disconnect is stark. Many large enterprises have already deployed AI agents in production, but the identity infrastructure to manage them safely simply isn't there. Ken Buckler, Research Director at EMA, and Damon Tepe from Ory will present the complete findings and discuss what enterprises actually need to manage agent identities at scale. Join our webinar: Register now: https://lnkd.in/gm9MdT3Y Agentic AI Identities: Is Your Organization Prepared? Thursday, December 11th, 2025 8:00AM PST | 11:00AM EST
And it’s a wrap at AWS re:Invent! Big thanks to everyone who stopped by the CockroachDB booth to chat with us. 🤝 We loved showing up together and sharing the energy of our partnership. A big theme in conversations: MCP servers and agentic AI are taking off, and people are already thinking hard about guardrails, especially making sure agents and LLMs only return data users are truly authorized to see. 🧱🙂 And yes, the LEGO in the photos are spot on. Ory is modular and flexible. Use the pieces you need, snap them in, and scale with your business. Grateful for the developer and builder community at AWS re:Invent, and shoutout again to Cockroach Labs and their team!
Are you at AWS Re:Invent and building MCP servers? Come see the Ory team at the Cockroach Labs Booth #1718. We'll run our last demo sessions on putting guardrails on agentic AI starting 12:30PM on Thursday, Dec 4th!
When AI agents outnumber humans, your auth infrastructure becomes the bottleneck. Additionally, infrastructure built for human traffic patterns isn't ready. We're entering "agentic scale" — where a single user can spawn hundreds of autonomous agents, each making auth calls and policy checks at machine speed. Ory CEO Jeff Kukowski and Cockroach Labs CEO Spencer Kimball break down the shift: peak traffic is moving from "worst hour of Black Friday" to unbounded concurrency if an agent loop goes wrong. Thundering herds no longer come from humans, they come from code that recursively generates more code and more calls. The question: If your traffic spiked 100x tomorrow from agents, which part of your trust stack breaks first? Read the full breakdown → https://lnkd.in/dxvmpn6i
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