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The article focuses on the critical necessity of "agentic access management" to secure enterprise deployments of autonomous AI agents, highlighting risks like accidental data deletion when agents possess excessive permissions. It argues that securing Non-Human Identities is now fundamental to business survival as AI adoption accelerates rapidly across all sectors. This content addresses the intersection of deploying advanced AI systems and maintaining robust security governance within an enterprise environment.
Business Survival in the Age of AI

Adam Ochayon, VP of Strategy, Oasis Security Deploying agentic AI in the enterprise is no longer optional – it’s fundamental to survival. And the main unlock to ensure security while deploying agentic AI is through agentic access management. AI agents improve efficiency, reduce costs, and automate both complex and repetitive tasks: From HR and marketing to IT and […] The post Business Survival in the Age of AI appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Deploying agentic AI in the enterprise is no longer optional – it’s fundamental to survival. And the main unlock to ensure security while deploying agentic AI is through agentic access management. AI agents improve efficiency, reduce costs, and automate both complex and repetitive tasks: From HR and marketing to IT and finance, every part of an organization can benefit from agentic AI. Our Fortune 500 customer data showed AI agent adoption up 840× year-over-year in 2025, underscoring the velocity at which forward-leaning companies are deploying agentic AI. Enterprise survival hinges on evolving your technology stack to adopt AI rapidly, but challenges persist. Non-Human Identities (NHIs) now outnumber human identities by up to 144:1. Many organizations deploy AI agents without an access management platform purpose-built for agentic…
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