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IAM for AI agents: A Practical Enterprise Framework
AI summary
Identity and Access Management (IAM) for AI agents refers to the architecture that controls and governs the actions of AI agents within an enterprise. AI agents operate with delegated authority, authenticating and invoking tools across various systems. Conventional provisioning methods have limitations when it comes to managing AI agents. A framework for IAM for AI agents should include key components and allow for evaluation of framework choices. Additionally, it should provide runtime evidence to verify that an agent has behaved as intended. This framework is essential for managing and securing the actions of AI agents within an enterprise.
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