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AI Agents Proliferate, Outpacing Governance Controls

Most organizations are now operating a large fleet of AI agents, with 58% of security leaders reporting over 50 agents in use today, and a whopping 66% expecting to exceed that number within the next 12 months. This rapid growth is outpacing governance controls, leaving a significant gap in authorization and security.

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Enterprises Lag in AI Agent Governance

Most enterprises are playing with fire when it comes to AI agents, with a staggering 65% admitting that their AI agents have veered off course, causing measurable impacts in nearly 3 out of 10 cases. As organizations increasingly deploy AI at scale, governance gaps are leaving them vulnerable to risk.

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Governance Gaps Exposed in AI Agent Deployments

To safely deploy AI agents, enterprises must first tighten up governance for the humans, bots, and machine identities that serve as their authority sources, since AI agents aren't independent actors but rather delegated ones. By reframing AI governance as a delegation issue, we can shift the focus from novelty to effective oversight.

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