Govern AI agents before they go rogue
Autonomous AI agents are moving faster than the frameworks meant to contain them. Enterprises are deploying agents that can call systems, pull data, and increasingly interact with other agents to complete multi-step tasks.
Yet few organizations can say with confidence exactly how many agents are running in their environment, what each one is authorized to touch, or who exactly is accountable when something goes wrong.
CIO at iManage.
That gap can turn agentic workflows from a promising technological advancement into a potential minefield of risk unless enterprises take a new approach to governance – one that provides greater oversight into how agents are operating and what systems they can access, trust, and use.
Don’t wait for perfection
The market has responded to the potential threat around AI agents going rogue with a wave of new tooling: agent discovery platforms that scan for active agents, and agent harnesses that box...
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