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  • The state of retail personalization


    The state of retail personalization: How retail marketers can respond to global trends in 2026

    The state of retail personalization surveys the landscape of retail consumer behavior and marketing personalization in 2026. Learn more about the trends shaping this year, and new ways for marketers to build customer relationships with 1:1 personalization.

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  • Customer Identity Handbook: A Guide for Product & Engineering Leadership

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    Customer Identity Handbook: A Guide for Product & Engineering Leadership

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    Customer identity sits behind every signup, login, and session. When it’s done right, teams ship faster, reduce risk, and deliver consistent experiences.

    This handbook gives product and engineering leaders a practical view of CIAM foundations, today’s table stakes, and how to design for scale, security, and extensibility.

    Download it to learn:

    • CIAM functions: authentication, authorization, identity management
    • SSO, passkeys, and MFA as baseline capabilities
    • IdPs and key standards: OAuth 2.0, OIDC, SAML, SCIM, WebAuthn
    • Fine-grained authorization (FGA), ReBAC, and real-world patterns
    • Extensibility for integrations, consent, fraud checks, and analytics

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  • AI Meets Customer Identity

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    AI Meets Customer Identity

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    Customers are encountering AI agents more often, but expectations are

    high and trust is fragile. This chapter shows where customers prefer AI

    vs. humans, which trust signals (clear labeling, human oversight, and

    opt-outs) build confidence, and the identity controls that keep

    interactions safe without adding friction.

    Read it to learn:

    • Where customers are comfortable with AI agents and when they

    prefer humans

    • The trust signals that matter: clear labeling, human oversight, and

    opt-outs

    • How willingness to share data varies by context and user segment
    • The identity controls that reduce risk: agent authentication, secure

    token handling, asynchronous authorization, and fine-grained

    access for RAG

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  • Securing AI Agents: The New Identity Challenge

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    Securing AI Agents: The New Identity Challenge

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    AI agents aren’t just chatting anymore, they’re taking action across your stack. They’re calling APIs, making decisions, and accessing sensitive data. However, most IAM systems were never designed for non-human actors.

    This whitepaper breaks down what GenAI changes about Identity and what security, product, and development teams must rethink to stay secure and scalable.

    Download it to learn:

    • Where traditional identity frameworks fall short for GenAI
    • How to secure agents before, during, and after login
    • Why human-in-the-loop approvals and fine-grained authorization matter
    • How Auth0 helps teams secure AI workflows faster and more flexibly

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  • Mishing Report

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    Mishing Report

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    Zimperium’s Mishing Report details the rapid rise of mobile-specific phishing, or “mishing,” as cybercriminals shift to mobile-first tactics that exploit smartphone vulnerabilities such as small screens, touch interfaces, and trusted channels like SMS and QR codes.

    Throughout the year, mishing campaigns surged—especially mid-year—through attack vectors including smishing (SMS phishing), quishing (QR code phishing), and mobile-targeted email phishing, using device-aware techniques to bypass traditional desktop security and shared infrastructure to target sectors like finance and technology. As these threats grow more sophisticated, organizations must strengthen mobile-focused defenses to protect personal and professional data from evolving phishing campaigns.

    Read the report to learn more about the latest mishing attacks and how to protect against them.

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  • Global Mobile Threat Report

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    Global Mobile Threat Report

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    The 2025 Global Mobile Threat Report reveals that attackers have

    adopted a mobile-first attack strategy, making it essential for

    organizations to understand and mitigate mobile risks. This report offers insights into the evolving mobile threat landscape, helping organizations identify security gaps and align their defenses with relevant real-world risks.

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  • Webinar | End-to-End AI Security with Check Point and Lakera

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    Webinar | End-to-End AI Security with Check Point and Lakera

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    AI is rapidly moving from pilot projects into full-scale production across employees, applications, and autonomous agents, bringing new security risks alongside innovation. In this On Demand Webinar you’ll see how an end-to-end platform governs employees’ use of AI tools while securing AI applications and agents at runtime, with capabilities for observability, data-loss prevention, continuous testing, and compliance readiness so organizations can scale AI safely without sacrificing trust or control.

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  • Lakera AI Security Guide 2024

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    Lakera AI Security Guide 2024

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    As organizations rapidly deploy AI across business-critical workflows, new attack vectors targeting models, data pipelines, and AI-powered applications are emerging. The Lakera AI Security Guide explains how adversaries exploit AI systems through prompt injection, data leakage, and model manipulation as well as what security teams can do to stop them.

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  • SASE – ZTNA Buyer’s Guide

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    SASE – ZTNA Buyer’s Guide

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    VPNs were not built for remote work, cloud apps, or third-party access. This guide explains how Zero Trust Network Access shifts access from network trust to identity and context, reducing exposure while improving control. Learn what to look for before replacing legacy remote access.

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  • Email Security Buyer’s Guide

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    Email Security Buyer’s Guide

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    Email remains the easiest way into your organization, even with Microsoft and Google controls in place. This buyer’s guide cuts through the noise with clear criteria, must-have capabilities, and hard truths about AI effectiveness so you can choose email security with confidence.

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