Agentic AI raises an important security question: How should organizations authenticate and govern autonomous, non-human users? This Breaking Defense article explores why identity management, fine-grained permissions and policy enforcement are becoming central to Zero Trust strategies as AI agents gain greater autonomy. Read it for perspective on a cybersecurity issue likely to grow alongside agentic AI. Connect with Modus Systems to discuss how these trends may influence your organization’s technology strategy.
Agentic AI turning Zero Trust cybersecurity ‘on its head’ – Breaking Defense
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