Inside Ping Identity’s bet on India — and why the company thinks the old idea of identity as a lock and key no longer holds up
For most of its history, identity and access management has been thought of the way you’d think about a front door: get the right key, and you’re in. Once inside, you could move fairly freely. Jasie Fon, Regional Vice President for Asia at Ping Identity, thinks that model is already broken — not in some future scenario, but right now, inside enterprises that have started letting AI agents act on their behalf.
“What if you do not want your guest to get into your master room when you have your safe?” Fon asks, describing how identity has to evolve once autonomous agents — not just humans — start walking through that front door. “When autonomous AI started to take actions on behalf of human, the amount of applications and data that they are able to access to is going to be a lot. And if you do not know...
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