Your company may soon have employees who never sleep, never log in like humans, and can make thousands of decisions without anyone directly watching them. They’re AI agents—and that creates a security problem most companies weren’t designed to handle. When an AI agent uses a human’s credentials or a shared service account, it becomes difficult to know who authorized an action, what the agent was allowed to do, and who is responsible when something goes wrong. NIST and major security platforms are now emphasizing the need to give AI agents their own identities, permissions, and audit trails. In this video, we’ll explore why your AI agents need identity, what makes these non-human employees different from traditional software, and why identity could become one of the most important security layers of the AI era.
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