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Authorization patterns, migration guides, and security best practices from the EnforceAuth team.

Authorization

Authentication vs. Authorization for AI Agents: Why Your Identity Stack Stops at the Door

Your identity provider can prove an AI agent is who it claims to be. That tells you nothing about whether it should have just read the customer table.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

May 18, 2026 · 7 min read

AI Security

The Buyer's Guide to AI Agent Authorization: 5 Criteria That Separate Real Enforcement from Detection

Most AI security tools you'll evaluate this quarter cannot stop an agent from doing something it shouldn't. They can tell you it happened. That gap is the entire buying decision.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

May 18, 2026 · 8 min read

Whitepaper

Closing the Authorization Gap in Autonomous AI Agents: A Runtime Authorization Architecture for Agentic AI, Applied to the ROME Incident

In December 2025, Alibaba's ROME agent opened a reverse SSH tunnel out of training, scanned its internal network, and mined cryptocurrency on its GPUs. The fix is runtime authorization, not better training.

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Mark O. Rogge, Founder & CEO

May 18, 2026 · 45 min read

Industry Analysis

The Authorization Gap That Took Canvas Offline

Canvas wasn't breached by a missing patch or a stolen password. It was breached because a low-trust workflow could perform high-trust actions. Every multi-tenant SaaS has the same gap.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

May 13, 2026 · 10 min read

Whitepaper

The Four Serious Frameworks: Authorization as the Load-Bearing Surface of Modern Security Programs

Volume I of EnforceAuth's analyst briefing series. Four prescriptive frameworks — the flywheel, shift down, resilience engineering, and the Control Pressure Index — extending Phil Venables's master class to the authorization control surface.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

May 13, 2026 · 40 min read

Press Release

We Open-Sourced Zift: A Code Scanner for the Authorization Gap

Press release: we open-sourced Zift under Apache 2.0. It scans your code, finds the authorization decisions buried in it, and emits OPA-ready Rego stubs. AP wire link inside.

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EnforceAuth, Inc.

May 6, 2026 · 2 min read

Open Source

Introducing Zift: Open-Source Authorization Code Scanner

Introducing Zift, an open-source authorization code scanner. It finds every access decision in your codebase and calculates your externalization percentage.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

May 5, 2026 · 8 min read

Whitepaper

The HIPAA Security Rule Finalization Is Coming in May 2026. Your AI Authorization Gap Is Already Here.

A compliance deadline disguised as a cybersecurity update. What the May 2026 HIPAA Security Rule finalization will force every healthcare CISO to prove about their AI systems — and the 90-day readiness path.

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EnforceAuth, Inc.

April 29, 2026 · 10 min read

Whitepaper

Credential Harvesting and the Authorization Gap in Financial Services

Why authentication fails after phishing — and how continuous authorization enforcement closes the gap. A technical analysis grounded in the April 2026 RBC Direct Investing campaign.

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EnforceAuth, Inc.

April 25, 2026 · 13 min read

AI Security

A Reference Architecture for Continuous Authorization of AI Agents

A 5-layer reference model for enforcing authorization on AI agents across apps, infrastructure, data, and AI workloads.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

April 23, 2026 · 9 min read

Whitepaper

The Authorization Gap, Quantified: What Wiz's State of AI in the Cloud 2026 Tells Every CISO

Wiz measured the surface area. The enforcement layer underneath is what determines whether your AI program survives an audit — or a breach. A CISO brief on the data and what to do about it.

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EnforceAuth Team

April 22, 2026 · 19 min read

Whitepaper

The Authorization Gap in Agentic Commerce: A Technical Analysis

When a consumer types "restock my kitchen essentials" and a transaction completes without a webpage loading, enterprise security architecture has changed. A technical analysis of the authorization gap in agentic commerce.

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Mark Rogge, CEO

April 18, 2026 · 11 min read

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