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Microsoft has told enterprises to treat AI agents as insiders. This month’s breaches show the real risk is access nobody governs, and the fix is the joiner-mover-leaver lifecycle identity teams already run, automated for a new class of identity.
How Vertex Agility helped a global professional services enterprise replace a legacy on-premises IAM platform with Okta Identity Governance – automating the Joiner-Mover-Leaver lifecycle, strengthening Zero Trust access governance, and reducing recurring costs by approximately $720K a year.
The major payment networks have spent the past year building rails so AI agents can pay as principals rather than tools. Before an agent is connected to a payment rail, enterprises need spend authority, scoped identity, auditability, and a hard stop – controls most have never had to build.
Two AI agent breaches in five days – one through Hugging Face’s production infrastructure, one out of a supposedly isolated OpenAI test environment – show why containment built for humans and static code no longer holds. Here is what architectural governance fixes before an incident does it for you.
A survey of 107 enterprises found 69% let AI agents share credentials and 54% have already had an agent security incident or near-miss. Giving every agent its own scoped identity roughly halves the exposure – here is what good agent identity governance looks like.
88% of organisations confirmed or suspected AI security incidents this year, yet only 14.4% have full security approval for the agents they have deployed. Learn why agent adoption has created an entirely new attack surface and how to adapt your security and data architecture.
