“An agent identity needs to be treated as a first-class identity… it needs to have least privilege… just-in-time access… a complete record of everything privileged.”

The Enterprise AI Show · Agents Are Identities Too: Identity Security After CyberArk with Amy Blackshaw

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Treat each agent as a first-class identity with its own least-privilege, just-in-time access and a complete audit trail

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