This presentation explores the challenges posed by Agentic AI within the domain of Identity and Access Management, particularly regarding the management and accountability of autonomous, self-replicating agents.
The core of our discussion includes two key challenges: first, controlling a rapidly growing number of autonomously acting agents; and second, establishing clear lines of accountability while not preventing the potential agents can bring to the business. We explore how these challenges can potentially undermine existing IAM strategies, leading to potential security vulnerabilities and operational inefficiencies, assessing how an Identity Fabric could address those challenges.
Our goal is to drive further discussion, share insights and exchange ideas for managing Agentic AI using an Identity Fabric.
