Announcing a super interesting workshop from our partners →AI agents are calling APIs, touching SaaS apps, and moving data across the enterprise – often on shared credentials no one can trace back to a person. The access controls built for human users weren't built for this.You'll learn how to:Inventory every agent already running in your environment and shut down shadow AIBind every agent to a specific human owner, not a shared credentialReplace standing permissions with scoped, short-lived accessSee a live demo of a risky action stopped before it executes🛡️ This event is presented by the Rubrik team. We thank Rubrik for sharing their expertise and supporting Turing Post’s mission to bring clarity to the AI landscape.
Your AI agents are already taking action. Who's watching?🛡️
Governing Actors That Never Sleep
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AI agents access enterprise SaaS and APIs via shared credentials without audit—Rubrik's workshop covers inventorying agents, binding to owners, and short-lived scoped access. Tech leaders face new governance risk: shadow agents now threaten compliance and security as autonomous systems move data across infrastructure unaudited and untracked.
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