Enterprise security has traditionally operated on a relatively straightforward premise: establish identity, authenticate the requester, determine what that identity can access, and enforce those permissions. AI agents introduce a fundamental complication. They don’t simply access systems. They interpret objectives, select tools, create sub-agents, make decisions, and execute actions, often using credentials and permissions inherited from humans. The problem isn’t necessarily that an agent lacks proper credentials. It’s that those credentials may authorize actions the human never intended the...

Source: The New Stack