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Veza product 2026.5 introduces significant enhancements to access governance, emphasizing improved remediation capabilities and AI integration. The release allows security teams to trigger remediation actions within NHI and Access Intelligence products, with a new scoped Remediation Owner role facilitating least privilege actions. It expands support for non-human and AI agent identities, integrates Copilot Studio bots and Intune devices, and introduces new features like the "Compare with prior review" in Access Reviews. Key integrations include effective permissions for MongoDB Atlas, AWS Systems Manager Documents, and custom Exchange Online admin roles, while new AI Agent Security management views offer visibility over AI infrastructure. The release also enhances access intelligence dashboards, lifecycle management, and access reviews, emphasizing organization by applications and improved reviewer workflows. Additional updates cover lifecycle management with new provisioning actions, duplicate identity resolution, and workday sync identities, alongside access requests integration with Jira and various access visibility enhancements.
May 26, 2026 5,260 words in the original blog post.
Veza Actions facilitates seamless integration with ServiceNow to enhance enterprise security through automated identity remediation processes. By transforming complex identity insights from the Veza Access Graph into actionable tasks, Veza enables organizations to address and fix risks promptly within their existing IT service management ecosystems. The integration process is straightforward, requiring minimal manual input, and involves setting up a connection between Veza and ServiceNow, automating ticket creation for identity risks, and customizing workflows using ServiceNow’s Flow Designer. This integration ensures that identity security becomes an automated operation rather than a manual task, allowing organizations to manage risks efficiently and enforce SLAs by prioritizing incidents based on severity. The use of standardized payloads enables automatic routing of tickets to appropriate application owners, streamlining the security operations and ensuring rapid deployment, often within an hour of setup.
May 01, 2026 650 words in the original blog post.