2026-08-02
Per Henrikson
Regula deploys entirely on customer-provided infrastructure, with no dependency on cloud services, giving clients a high degree of control over data residency and processing.
Cyera plans to acquire non-human identity startup Oasis Security for $1 billion, combining identity intelligence with data security to help organizations govern AI
iDenfy has built it out with its own permission structure, billing model, and API endpoints, so its partners that only need Age Estimation checks are not required to adopt the full identity verification stack to access it.
2026-07-31
Ian Fleming
Argentina’s medical transplant authority adds decentralized digital identities and blockchain-based document checks to its forgan and tissue transplant network.
Greece launches a €415.6 million ($472.8 million) bid for a digital ID card system to enhance security, authentication, and compliance with EU regulations.
Okta is betting that demand for protecting AI agents and other machine identities will grow as enterprises deploy autonomous software across their operations.
2026-08-03
Ian Fleming
The card network giant plans to scoop up the Israeli firm to strengthen its defenses in a fight against fraud fueled by artificial intelligence.
A Chinese threat actor used a DeepSeek-powered Hermes Agent to find and attack vulnerable servers. It selected targets, downloaded exploits and changed course when it failed.
eIDAS 2.0 and W3C standards made self-sovereign ID mainstream in 2026. Here are the 7 best decentralized identity wallets, and what each one actually controls.
The EUDI Wallet Architecture and Reference Framework (ARF) v3.0.0 introduces a new framework for assessing the functional requirements of wallets via a set of shared, reusable test cases. It also builds in the latest capabilities and criteria needed for alignment with the Commission Implementing Regulations (CIRs) passed in 2024 and 2025.
The European Commission has registered a citizens’ campaign seeking to prevent digital identity and age-verification systems from becoming mandatory gates to online services. The decision gives organizers permission to begin gathering support across the European Union, but it does not mean the Commission agrees with their position.
