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The AI security paradox: Why are organizations trusting what they can’t fully see?

Businesses are racing to adopt and operationalize AI, but many are deploying the technology faster than they can govern it. This gap is quietly becoming one of the biggest security risks facing enterprises today.

AI agents are being embedded into everyday workflows as teams chase efficiency gains, and organizations are under increasing pressure from boards and senior leadership to automate processes faster.

However, beneath this perceived momentum sits a more uncomfortable reality: businesses still have limited visibility into how these systems behave once deployed.

Security teams need to take a step back and rethink what proper governance looks like in a world where AI systems operate with autonomous access, inherited permissions and limited visibility.

Confidence is outpacing verification

Understandably, many businesses view successful AI deployment as evidence that they are ready to scale AI across their business.

Recent research found that 87% of organizations believe their identity managementposture is...

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