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Agents Expose Blind Spots in AI Security Controls

The surprising truth is that about 1,000 AI-powered agents are hiding in plain sight, operating outside the view of your identity infrastructure - and it's not because they're trying to evade detection. They're simply embedded in the software you already use, creating a blind spot in your security controls.

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Identity Infrastructure Exposes Hidden Risks in Active Directory

In today's cybersecurity landscape, identity has become the new perimeter - and Active Directory and Entra ID are the control centers that keep it all connected, making them prime targets for attackers. Compromising these identity infrastructures can give hackers access to an entire environment, not just a single system.

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Agencies Modernize Identity Infrastructure to Counter Emerging Threats

Federal agencies are racing against the clock to modernize their identity infrastructure, securing legacy systems while navigating the rapid evolution of AI and emerging post-quantum threats. As AI continues to advance at breakneck speed, agencies must build adaptable cybersecurity strategies to stay ahead of the threat landscape.

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AI Agents Expose Security Risks in 93% of Organizations

Most organizations are unwittingly rolling out AI agents with access to sensitive tasks, leaving them vulnerable to security breaches. In fact, only 32% of teams feel very confident they could recover from exposed admin credentials, highlighting a disturbing gap in control and preparedness.

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