As Laura Babbili said in her blog, “Agentic AI Security: Key Findings from New IDC Research on the Identity Control Plane”, it takes three control planes govern agentic AI: identity (who may act), data (what an agent may touch) and runtime (what it may do in the moment). Data and runtime controls both depend on knowing which agent is acting. But it’s impossible to enforce least privilege, audit actions or contain an incident for an agent that doesn’t have its own identity. Therefore, identity is the control plane upon which both data and runtime rely.

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