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4 min readWhen your organization deploys an AI agent, the instinct is to reach for the nearest familiar category. Agents are software: they make API calls, they run on infrastructure your team already manages, and they take action at the direction of users.  If agents are just software talking to other software, you should treat them like […]

AI agents are workloads, but traditional workload identity alone can miss the user, task, and runtime context needed to govern dynamic agent access.
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