The adoption of artificial intelligence agents, co-pilots, and autonomous systems is transforming the way organisations interact with applications, data, and business processes. These agents can retrieve information, use APIs and connected tools, and carry out actions on behalf of users or organisations; they therefore require specific controls over their permissions and capabilities. Identity Fabric extends identity governance to these digital entities to manage their lifecycle, define the resources they can use, and the actions they can perform. All of this while maintaining traceability and monitoring of their activity.
AI agents pose new challenges in terms of security, compliance, and accountability, as they can interact with multiple systems, access sensitive information, and carry out actions with varying degrees of autonomy. With no specific governance mechanisms in place, it can be difficult to ascertain which tools they use, what data they access, or what actions they perform. Agent Identity Governance helps to establish operational boundaries, strengthen monitoring, and facilitate auditing, so that organisations can integrate artificial intelligence capabilities in a controlled way aligned with their security policies and business objectives.
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