Sennovate Inc.

Name: Sennovate Inc.
Address: 6101 Bollinger Canyon Road, Suite 345, San Ramon, CA, 94583, US
Telephone: +19259186565
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Sennovate is a Global Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP). Reach out for a FREE security consultation today! https://sennovate.com
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As a leading MSSP, we specialize in IT Security & infrastructure solutions and services, fortifying your systems, ensuring compliance, & optimizing IT investments all under a single vendor. Sennovate is a Global Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) that specializes in Identity and Access Management (IAM), Security Operations Center(SOC), and Social Engineering. We help organizations secure their information systems against cyber threats, particularly those that stem from poor access control and stolen/abused passwords. Our solutions also help companies meet complex compliance requirements and leverage their IT more effectively for better business outcomes. Sennovate acts as a true security partner to its clients, providing assessment and advisory services, solution design, implementation and integration support, and ongoing managed services. Our specialties include:

- Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)
- Privileged Access Management (PAM)
- User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Security Information and Event Management(SIEM)
- Security Orchestration Automation and Response (SOAR)
- Security Analytics
- Compliance

We have expertise across a wide variety of products from some of the world’s leading security companies, which allows us to build the perfect solution for you. These include:

- Okta
- Ping Identity
- SailPoint
- Oracle
- CyberArk
- Centrify
- NetIQ
- Cloudentix
- Stellar Cyber
- OpenText
- Webroot
- and more

Get enhanced information security, a more seamless user experience, and greater peace of mind with the help of the security experts at Sennovate.

11/05/2026

Could your AI agents pass NIST’s 10 rules?

Swipe through and answer yes or no to each rule. Count your yeses, then see where you land on the last slide.

Most teams we talk to lose points on the same three:

Every agent has its own identity
No agent has standing access
Agent credentials expire on their own

Scored under 8? Our free AI Risk Assessment takes three minutes and shows you what to fix first: https://bit.ly/4y0Co15

What was your score? Tell us in the comments.

11/03/2026

On October 30, Sathiyan Deivasigamani and Rich Lindberg hosted The CISO’s AI Governance Blind Spot. These three questions came up again and again, so here are our short answers.

We don’t know how many AI tools we have. Where do we start?
Discovery before policy. Your SSO logs, OAuth consent grants and expense reports will show most of it within a week. A policy written before you know what’s running gets ignored.

Should the CISO own AI governance?
Not all of it. Use cases, model choice and business value belong with the business. The CISO should own the part nobody else can: which identities AI runs as, what they can reach, and who removes them.

How is governing an AI agent different from governing a user?
An agent works around the clock, at machine speed, often with standing access nobody reviews. Give every agent its own identity, a named owner, the least access it needs, credentials that expire, and a one step way to switch it off.

Want the full answers? Watch the session on demand: https://bit.ly/4sghOsg

Which of these is your team still working through?

10/31/2026

Happy Halloween from Sennovate.

This one isn’t hiding under the bed. It’s sitting in your directory, logged in and quietly working.

Former employees whose accounts were never closed.
API keys that never expire.
AI agents left running after the pilot ended.

They don’t set off alarms, and they still have access. That’s exactly what attackers look for.

This Halloween, check which accounts are still active, who owns them and when they were last used.

Need help finding what’s lurking? Talk to our identity team: https://bit.ly/4y8GYL0

10/30/2026

Reviewed isn’t revoked.

Most user access reviews stop when a manager clicks “Revoke”. Too often the access stays live, because nobody checks that it was actually removed.

Our new user access review checklist covers the full cycle:

Discover every identity and entitlement
Prioritise reviews by risk
Certify with real context for reviewers
Revoke automatically, then verify
Report with signed evidence for auditors

It also covers the KPIs that prove a program works, such as Mean Time to Revoke and the orphaned account ratio.

Read the full checklist: https://bit.ly/3WjTb28

10/30/2026

Approving an AI agent takes one meeting. Governing it takes a lot more.

Once an agent goes live, it picks up new tools, new connections and new permissions. Most of those changes never pass through an access review. That’s how an approved agent quietly becomes an ungoverned one.

Our new guide shows security leaders where AI agent governance breaks down, and how to fix it with controls identity teams already run:

Six blind spots to check in your AI program
Four questions every agent’s authority should answer
An agent identity lifecycle, from joiner to leaver
A five minute revocation test
A 90 day plan to move from approved to governed

Can you switch off your most powerful AI agent in five minutes? Find out with the free guide: https://bit.ly/4itmXsP

10/29/2026

Your AI agent can reach your email, your CRM and your cloud.

Your data. Your systems. Your customers.

But who approved that access? And who is watching it?

Most AI governance programs answer the first question once and never come back to the second. Tomorrow we look at what it takes to govern what agents actually do, not just whether they were approved.

The CISO’s AI Governance Blind Spot
Friday, October 30 | 9:30 AM PT / 11:30 AM CST | Live on Zoom
With Rich Lindberg, CISSP, and Sathiyan Deivasigamani

Registration closes tonight. Save your seat: https://bit.ly/4sghOsg

10/28/2026

A role is only part of the picture.

Access reviews usually show the role. But what an identity can actually reach also includes group memberships, inherited permissions and temporary privileges that were never removed. Add them up and you get effective access, which is exactly what an attacker gets with a compromised account.

The same is true for people and workload identities.

Review effective access, not just roles. See how we help teams do it: https://bit.ly/4y8GYL0

10/28/2026

Your AI governance program has a blind spot. Probably six.

Most programs decide whether an AI agent is approved. Very few control what it does after that. Here is where the gap shows up:

Policy without enforcement
Approval without review
Borrowed identity
Delegation chains
Stale trust
No off switch

Every one of them is an identity problem, so each can be fixed with controls identity teams already run.

Which of the six would your team struggle with most?

10/28/2026

Two days until we go live.

On Friday, October 30, Rich Lindberg, CISSP, CISO and AI Security Researcher at Acuity Edge AI, joins Sathiyan Deivasigamani, Director, Security Engineering, COE and AI Innovation Hub at Sennovate, for The CISO’s AI Governance Blind Spot.

Most AI programs decide whether an agent is approved. Few control what it does next. Our new blog explains what the session covers and why it matters for every security leader running AI in production.

Read the blog and save your seat before registration closes on Thursday: https://bit.ly/4zPw5yI

Friday, October 30 | 9:30 AM PT / 11:30 AM CST | Live on Zoom

10/26/2026

Every directory has ghosts this Halloween, and all year round.

Accounts with no owner and no purpose that still work, still hold access, and stay invisible until an attacker finds them first.

The usual suspects:
Former employees
Old permissions
Temporary admins
Forgotten service accounts
Abandoned AI agents

The rule is simple: remove what can’t answer for itself.

Swipe through and tell us: how many ghosts are in your directory?

See how Sennovate helps you find and remove them with identity governance: https://bit.ly/4y8GYL0

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San Ramon, CA
94583

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+19259186565

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https://sennovate.com/contact-sennovate/

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