The proliferation of bots has left companies vulnerable, with attacks significantly increasing in recent years due to the rise of generative AI models. Oasis Security Ltd. aims to change that by securing the non-human identities within an organization.“Today, the simplest way to do a hack or an attack is just to log in,” said Danny Brickman (pictured), co-founder and chief executive officer of Oasis. “It’s so simple, and we found it even more simple in this new world that has changed, the infrastructure that has changed to be microservice-based, API-based, and … just skyrocketed in numbers to the point that we’re seeing today, 50 times more non-human identities than human identities

The proliferation of bots has left companies vulnerable, with attacks significantly increasing in recent years due to the rise of generative AI models. Oasis Security Ltd. aims to change that by securing the non-human identities within an organization.“Today, the simplest way to do a hack or an attack is just to log in,” said Danny Brickman (pictured), co-founder and chief executive officer of Oasis. “It’s so simple, and we found it even more simple in this new world that has changed, the infrastructure that has changed to be microservice-based, API-based, and … just skyrocketed in numbers to the point that we’re seeing today, 50 times more non-human identities than human identities