If you are running agents in evaluation, production, or anywhere in between, do not only ask whether the model will stay inside its sandbox. Ask whether your identity and authorization controls can stop the model after it finds a way out.
Logging can tell you something happened. But none of that alone determines whether the action should be allowed, given the full chain of authority behind it.
Identity and access management is changing fast. IGA, PAM, NHIs and AI agents are starting to collide, and security teams need a better way to govern access across all of it.
Secure access is only part of Zero Trust. This session covers how to reduce standing privilege, govern cloud entitlements and handle non-human identities once connectivity is already in place.
Before you govern AI agents, make sure you're governing what they're inheriting. See how identity hygiene becomes the foundation of agent authorization.
The Composio breach was not only about agentic AI, leaked credentials or sandbox execution. It was about trusted internal systems with enough standing privilege to become an attack path.
The future of agentic security will not be determined by model quality alone. It will be determined by how well organizations govern human authority, delegation and operational identity before autonomous systems begin operating at AI scale.