#Kiteworks Tim Freestone explains on this episode of Tech Talks Daily that employees across every industry are already running #AIagents on their laptops, connecting to foundational models with personal access keys & using them to move faster at work. hubs.ly/Q04jpHqG0

What a day in Blijdorp. 🦁 Yesterday, Diergaarde Blijdorp Rotterdam was the setting for our annual Partner Event "It's a Zoo Out There", this time around the technology theme Cybersecurity & Data Compliance in an Agentic World. And what a day it was! We brought together our partner community from the Netherlands and Belgium for an afternoon packed with sharp keynotes, interesting vendor sessions, focused 1-on-1 meetings and great conversations, all centered around the topics that matter most right now: identity security, AI-agent governance, Zerotrust and data compliance in a world that's changing faster than ever. A huge thank you to our speaker Paolo Balboni from @ictlc setting the tone with his keynote "From Regulatory Chaos to Control". The message was clear, actionable and exactly the conversation our partners needed to have. Equal thanks to our incredible vendor partners who brought their expertise, energy and insights to the floor: 👉@1Password for showing how the new MSP programme turns password & access security into a scalable managed service 👉 @TeamViewer for bringing remote access, endpoint management and support into a single unified platform 👉 @Kiteworks for the sharp focus on secure content collaboration and data compliance 👉 @macrium for showing how reliable backup and disaster recovery keeps businesses resilient when it matters most 👉 @SectigoHQ for bringing clarity to certificate lifecycle management and digital trust in an increasingly complex threat landscape And of course thank you to every partner who made the journey to Rotterdam, engaged in the sessions, challenged the speakers and our vendor partners and made the 1-on-1 conversations count. You are the reason we do this!! The evening ended with a walk through the Oceanium and a dinner where the real networking happened . Proof that the best conversations always start after the slides. See you at the next one. #itsazoo #PriantoBenelux #Cybersecurity #DataCompliance #AIAgents #ZeroTrust #PartnerEvent

8/ El problema real de los agents enterprise no es más compute: es contexto gobernado. Ejemplo: Kiteworks conectó Snowflake, Tableau y Notion a Jedify para que sus vendedores tengan en tiempo real, durante una llamada, el contexto específico del negocio.

STARTUP PROFILE: Jedify • HQ: New York • Founded: ~2024 • Total raised: $33M • Product: Context graphs via "Semantic Fusion" — automated semantic models combining structured unstructured enterprise data • Key tech: Patent-pending. Model-agnostic. Real-time updates. Integrates with Snowflake Cortex AI. • Customers: The Weather Company, Kiteworks, 10-20 enterprises • Investors: Norwest (lead), Snowflake Ventures (strategic), S Capital, Cerca Partners, Oceans Ventures • Why it matters: First pure-play context graph startup to get strategic backing from a major data platform (Snowflake). Validates context graphs as a product category, not just a feature. Snowflake is betting on Jedify to provide the context layer that Horizon Context alone can't cover. • Watch because: Snowflake Ventures investment creates a distribution channel to Snowflake's entire enterprise customer base. If Jedify's Semantic Fusion works at scale, they're an acquisition target within 18 months

Jedify Raises $24M Series A for Context Graphs — Snowflake Ventures Backs It New York-based Jedify raised $24M Series A led by Norwest, with strategic investment from Snowflake Ventures and participation from S Capital, Cerca Partners, and Oceans Ventures ($33M total). Jedify builds context graphs using patent-pending "Semantic Fusion" — automated semantic models combining structured data (warehouses, CRM, financial systems) with unstructured info (docs, Slack, recordings). Model-agnostic, updates in real time. 10-20 early customers including The Weather Company and Kiteworks. Integrating with Snowflake Cortex AI tools. This is the purest-play context graph funding round to date. → techcrunch.com/2026/06/10/je…

🚨 La Ley Marco de Ciberseguridad exige control y trazabilidad. Con Kiteworks, proteja información sensible, controle accesos, audite movimientos y colabore de forma segura con terceros. Cumplir es demostrar.

Can you prove sensitive data stays where it should? Most organisations can't. Data moves through email, file sharing and automation with inconsistent controls. That is where sovereignty breaks. @Kiteworks applies consistent control. Where are your gaps? Get in touch. #DataControl

What a week at #GartnerSEC 2026! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth to learn how #Kiteworks delivers Compliant AI that controls agent data access and use for regulatory #compliance.

"Enterprise teams are running AI agents that write code, drive browsers, answer customer calls, manage cloud infrastructure, and query data warehouses with standing credentials." hubs.ly/Q04k7lbl0 #cybersecurity #aigovernance #dataprotection #datasecurity

Again, RCS only works with supported carriers. There's more carriers worldwide that don't support encrypted RCS than do....which kinda defeats the point 🤷‍♂️ I suggest Android users select a messaging app that is cross platform E2E, if they want to send sensitive documents. I have Signal, which I use with the handful of people I know that don't have an iPhone. I work in an operationally sensitive environment. We are only allowed to use iPhones as they are the only handsets that meet the strict security requirements, and if there's anything sensitive to be shared, it goes via a secure service (currently kiteworks). kiteworks.com/

Weekly agent identity roundup: • Meta AI chatbot hijacked for account takeovers (404 Media) • codexui-android stole 27K OpenAI tokens (Hackread) • Kiteworks: malicious agent plugins exfiltrate credentials Stored credentials get stolen. Wallet signatures don't. 🦞

63% of orgs can't enforce purpose limits on AI agents. 60% can't terminate one that misbehaves. 89% rise in AI-enabled attacks — Kiteworks 2026. The data layer is the last line of defense. Sanitize before it reaches your LLM. 🛡️ api.trustboost.dev #AIAgents #EUAIAct #Solana

What To Do When Your #AI’s Guardrails Fail buff.ly/D8bwxZt #tech #digital #innovation #disruption #leadership #business #management #cybersecurity #CIO #CTO #CDO #CEO #CISO #AIStrategy #digitalstrategy #genAI #AgenticAI #digitaltransformation @Info_Sec_Buzz @Kiteworks

What To Do When Your #AI’s Guardrails Fail buff.ly/D8bwxZt #tech #digital #innovation #disruption #leadership #business #management #cybersecurity #datasecurity #CIO #CTO #CDO #CEO #CISO #strategy #AIStrategy #digitalstrategy #genAI #AgenticAI #digitaltransformation @Info_Sec_Buzz @Kiteworks @BetaMoroney @ChuckDBrooks @MikeFlache @Khulood_Almani @IngridVasiliu @JonBelsher @Timothy_Hughes @NafisAlam @YuHelenYu @RLDI_Lamy @MCLynd @OlKonol_oa @RigneySec @BenRothke @HWillert @AndrewinContact @TerenceLeungSF @Shi4Tech @enilev @Nicochan33 @SabineVdL @bimedotcom @IanLJones98 @FrRonconi @RiccardoBua @Eli_Krumova @NYIke @HaroldSinnott @SallyEaves @GlobalIQX @AntGrasso @AkwyZ @DinisGuarda @PVynckier @YvesMulkers @HaleChris @BillMew @RobMay70 @NigelTozer @m49D4ch3lly @Ronald_vanLoon @jeancayeux @NevilleGaunt @asokan_telecom @cybersecboardrm @RVP @QuePasaChico

Der größte links-grün-woke Fakenewsaccount, besser bekannt als Fakenews_jetzt übertrifft sich diesmal wieder selbst. Mehr Fakenews und einseitiges manipulativen Framing geht praktisch nicht. Hier zu den Fakten: Die Quelle „Volksverpetzer" ist bekannt als links-woke-grünes „Faktencheckportal“ mit eigener Agenda — aber das macht die Zahlen nicht automatisch falsch. Ich prüfe die Polizeistatistik direkt. Verifikation: Die Kerndaten stimmen — aber der Post verschweigt entscheidende Gegentrends Was faktisch korrekt ist ✅ Die PKS zeigt seit dem Höhepunkt 1993 einen deutlichen langfristigen Rückgang bei schwerer Gewaltkriminalität. Mord, Raubmord und Sexualmord sind gegenüber den Spitzenwerten der frühen 1990er Jahre tatsächlich massiv gesunken — das ist international dokumentiert und entspricht einem Trend in allen westlichen Ländern. Kiteworks Die Prozentangaben (-88% Sexualmord, -86% Raubmord, -68% vollendeter Mord seit 1993) sind im Grundsatz aus der PKS ableitbar und plausibel. Was der Post gezielt verschweigt ❌ 1. Gewaltkriminalität steigt wieder — deutlich Die Gewaltkriminalität ist 2024 um 1,5% auf 217.277 Fälle gestiegen. Vergewaltigung und sexuelle Übergriffe stiegen um 9,3% auf 13.320 Fälle. Gefährliche und schwere Körperverletzung stieg um 2,4% auf 158.177 Fälle. Messerangriffe stiegen um 10,8%. Palo Alto Networks 2. Tatverdächtige Nichtdeutsche 17,8% in einem Jahr 2023 wurden 923.269 nichtdeutsche Tatverdächtige registriert — ein Anstieg von 17,8% gegenüber dem Vorjahr. Zuwanderer als Tatverdächtige stiegen um 29,8%. Technologie Zeitgeist 3. Der Langfristtrend gilt für bestimmte schwere Einzeldelikte — nicht für Gewaltkriminalität insgesamt Die Gesamtkriminalität stieg 2023 auf 5,94 Millionen Fälle — ein Anstieg von 5,5% gegenüber dem Vorjahr, und 9,3% über dem Niveau von 2019. Treblle Das Framing-Problem Der Post wählt die günstigsten Langfristzahlen (1993 bis heute bei schwersten Einzeldelikten) und blendet den seit 2021 wieder steigenden Trend bei Gewaltkriminalität, Messerangriffen und nichtdeutschen Tatverdächtigen vollständig aus.

📌 Q: How do you prevent corporate data exfiltration into LLMs? A: Preventing corporate data exfiltration into Large Language Models (LLMs) requires a layered approach combining technical controls, data governance, and employee education. Effective strategies involve blocking public LLM access, implementing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) tools, and utilizing private, self-hosted models. v/@Kiteworks #AISecurity

Monitoring what your agents are doing is not the same problem as stopping them. Kiteworks surveyed 225 security leaders: 100% have agents on the roadmap, most can observe tool calls, most cannot halt them. Observability without a kill switch is dashboards for your post-mortem.

Interessant moment. Ik krijg zojuist een bericht van de Global Field CTO van Kiteworks, het Amerikaanse bedrijf dat Zivver heeft overgenomen. Laat me raden: na mijn eerdere kritische post over de daadwerkelijke veiligheid van Zivver, zijn er wat vragen vanuit klanten die hun kant op zijn gekomen. Goed ook. Dat is precies de bedoeling van dit soort discussies. Voor wie het gemist heeft: Zivver heeft de afgelopen jaren miljoenen verdiend binnen de Nederlandse zorg. Geld dat uiteindelijk gewoon uit premies komt, premies die inmiddels absurd hoog zijn geworden. Tegelijkertijd is Zivver nu onderdeel van een Amerikaans bedrijf (Kiteworks, San Mateo, Californië) en valt het dus onder wetgeving zoals de CLOUD Act. Dat alleen al zou aanleiding moeten zijn voor een serieuze heroverweging in sectoren waar privacy cruciaal is. Maar daar stopt het niet. Kijk je puur inhoudelijk naar de oplossing zelf, dan zijn er gewoon fundamentele vragen: - Geen ondersteuning voor post-quantum encryptie (zoals ML-KEM) - Geen “burn-on-first-read” functionaliteit - Niet self-hosted inzetbaar Dat zijn geen aannames, dat zijn feitelijke eigenschappen van het platform. En dat brengt me bij het belangrijkste punt: Als je als organisatie in de zorg of overheid werkt, en je vertrouwt op een oplossing voor veilige communicatie, dan moet je wéten waar je op bouwt. Daarom nodig ik Zivver, of inmiddels: Kiteworks, bij deze publiek uit om inhoudelijk te reageren. Niet via DM, niet via marketing, gewoon hier. Transparant. Zodat klanten, security professionals en beleidsmakers kunnen meelezen en zelf een afweging kunnen maken. Lijkt me wel zo fair, toch?