Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the enterprise landscape, promising a leap in productivity and efficiency. Yet, as organizations rush to deploy these digital agents, they risk unleashing forces they do not fully understand or control. The productivity promise of AI is real, but so is the privacy peril, and the stakes have never been higher. Discussions that I’ve had with leadership at major financial institutions, including Wells Fargo, reveal a growing anxiety among business leaders. Regulators are no longer content to let technology teams experiment in isolation; they are demanding answers about how AI is governed, secured and, most crucially, how its identity and access are managed. The old paradigms of cybersecurity, built around human users and their digital identities, are crumbling in the face of autonomous AI agents that operate with increasing independence.

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