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Agentic AI forces a reckoning on governance as autonomous actors enter production

Agents are in production now — and your identity controls weren't built for them. Rubrik just shipped agent governance. Here's why it matters.

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Why it matters

As autonomous agents move from pilots into production with access to sensitive data and tools, enterprises face a governance and security crisis. Traditional identity and access controls don't constrain agent behavior the way they do human users — requiring new infrastructure and frameworks purpose-built for agent autonomy.

The key facts

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  1. Agents moving from experimental chatbots into production systems

  2. Traditional identity and security controls inadequate for agent access patterns

  3. Agents gaining access to sensitive data, tools, and business processes

  4. Rubrik Inc. unveiled Rubrik Agent Identity for agent access governance

  5. Agent governance framed as enterprise cyber resilience problem

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Publisher excerpt: As AI agents move from experimental chatbots into production systems, enterprises must rethink agent governance as autonomous actors gain access to sensitive data, tools and business processes that traditional identity and security controls were never designed to handle. Enterprise cyber resilience…
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