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Personal agents, digital assistants, and digital workers are already running in your environment, and each one needs a different identity treatment depending on autonomy and trust boundary. Treating them all as generic service accounts misses the real risk profile, from goal hijacking and overprivileged access to memory corruption and resource exhaustion. None of this gets caught by static roles or long lived API keys. You need authenticated delegation enforced through DCR and OAuth extensions like PAR and RAR, JIT and short lived tokens to cap exposure, and CIBA backed HITL flows for the actions that still need a human signature.
This Brief breaks this down into the six pillars of agentic AI security, covering identity classification, delegation patterns, and ReBAC enforcement for RAG workloads. It also includes a 90 day implementation plan and a readiness scorecard mapped to the NIST AI RMF, so you can move from pilot to production without guessing where your gaps are.
Download the brief to build the identity controls your agent rollout needs before it scales past them.
