SaaS security
Stolen AI Tokens Create a New Security Job for Smaller MSPs
Israeli cybersecurity company Lunar Cyber has launched Token Exposure Monitoring, a capability designed to identify API keys, OAuth tokens and other machine credentials appearing in infostealer data and determine which exposures require action. As smaller companies connect more AI services, SaaS platforms and development tools, credential security is expanding beyond passwords into machine identities that many existing SME security processes barely track.
AI Agent Firewalls Create a New Security Product for Smaller Software Providers
San Francisco startup Operant AI has launched a Semantic Firewall designed to evaluate what AI agents are attempting to do and block, permit or redact actions in real time. For smaller cybersecurity firms and SaaS builders, the opening is emerging one layer above the model: companies deploying autonomous agents increasingly need controls over tools, data and execution, not simply protection around prompts.