Oasis named in Industry Analyst Report Highlighting Emerging Tech in AI TRISM and Agentic AI

Enterprises are rapidly moving past the experimental phase of Generative AI and the market is shifting rapidly to meet the moment. As adoption shifts from text-based models to complex multimodal systems and autonomous agents, the attack surface is expanding beyond the reach of legacy security solutions. 

We are proud to share that Oasis Security has been named in the Gartner® report: Emerging Tech: Top-Funded Startups in AI TRISM: Agentic AI and Beyond (January 2026). This research identifies critical trends shaping the future of AI Trust, Risk, and Security Management (AI TRISM).

With AI regulations accelerating, enterprises can no longer experiment at the edges; they will need robust governance mechanisms that assign decision rights, enforce accountability, and evolve in lockstep with emerging mandates.

Gartner, Emerging Tech: Top-Funded Startups in AI TRISM: Agentic AI and Beyond, Mark Wah, David Senf, Tarun Rohilla, 13 January 2026.

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Why Agentic AI Security Demands a New Identity Paradigm (and Drives Investment)

Gartner predicts that by 2030, 50% of all service requests will be initiated by non-human identity customers powered by agentic AI systems ‍

Gartner, Emerging Tech: Top-Funded Startups in AI TRISM: Agentic AI and Beyond, Mark Wah, David Senf, Tarun Rohilla, 13 January 2026.

This projection underscores the massive and imminent change underway as enterprises shift toward using AI innovations for critical –and high risk–business functions. Securing this future demands a purpose-built solution because AI agents are fundamentally different from traditional human and non-human identities. Their non-deterministic behavior, ability to rapidly generate ephemeral identities, and unpredictable access patterns render legacy Identity and Access Management (IAM), Privileged Access Management (PAM) or Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) practices ineffective in this category, thereby creating the critical "Agentic Identity Gap" that new investment—such as those tracked by Gartner—is now rushing to fill.

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How Oasis Helps Bridge the Agentic Identity Gap

At Oasis, we believe the transition to an agentic future requires a holistic journey that mirrors our approach to Non-Human Identity Management. Our solution for AI security bridges this gap through visibility, security, and governance.

1. Real-Time Visibility with AI-SPM

Governance is impossible without visibility. Oasis AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) connects to your cloud, SaaS, and on-premises resources to inventory AI agents and their identities. By leveraging EDR integrations (such as CrowdStrike or SentinelOne), we can discover "Shadow AI", local agents like Cursor or Claude Desktop that employees install to automate work without IT oversight.

2. Governing Intent with Agentic Access Management (AAM)

Traditional IAM practices are challenged by the highly dynamic nature of agentic activity. Oasis AAM acts as a security layer that analyzes the intent of every "digital employee".

When an agent requests access to a sensitive resource like Jira or AWS, Oasis evaluates the prompt against your access rules. We then provision a new identity scoped strictly to that session. Once the session is complete, the identity is automatically deleted, ensuring no static, over-privileged permissions are left behind.

Learn more about why enterprises are putting their trust in Oasis to embrace AI innovation securely and confidently, without building a massive identity security debt. To dive deeper into how Oasis Security is bridging the "Agentic Identity Gap," register for our upcoming webinar: Achieving Board-Ready AI Governance at Speed and Scale. Our Agentic Access Management (AAM) solution is the purpose-built foundation for securing non-deterministic AI agents and bridging the critical "Agentic Identity Gap."

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