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DXC partners with Primary on zero-trust security for enterprise AI

DXC and Primary are building the security layer enterprises will need as AI agents proliferate — identity and access control for autonomous systems.

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Why it matters

As AI agents move into production workflows, zero-trust security (identity verification, access policy enforcement) becomes critical infrastructure. This partnership signals that enterprise deployment of agentic AI now requires managed security governance, not just capability.

The key facts

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  1. DXC becomes exclusive managed services partner for Primary's zero-trust platform

  2. Platform governs how AI agents and applications access enterprise data

  3. Zero-trust model: identity checks and access policy enforced before agent data reach

  4. Addresses agent security and governance for enterprise deployments

  5. DXC Technology named exclusive managed services partner for Primary's zero-trust AI platform

  6. Platform governs AI agent and AI application data access within enterprises

  7. Identity verification and access policy enforcement in front of agent data requests

  8. Addresses agent governance and security as deployment concern

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Publisher excerpt: DXC Technology Co. today announced a partnership with security startup Primary that makes the information technology services company the exclusive managed services partner for Primary’s zero-trust platform for enterprise artificial intelligence. The joint offering governs how artificial…
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