AI is spreading fast, and enterprises are shifting from “humans only” workflows to hybrid teams: people + machines + generative AI. But the security conversation isn’t really about whether AI can be used—it’s about identity governance getting harder, faster. SailPoint CEO & founder Mark McClain puts it bluntly: the hardest risk isn’t visible attacks anymore—it’s invisible permissions. AI agents aren’t just tools; many systems can think, act, and orchestrate resources at digital speed. That changes the attack surface from “break in” to “sign in.” And the identities? They’re no longer just employee accounts. API tokens, service accounts, software robots—and even autonomous AI agents—become “non-human” identities. In some companies, they can outnumber human identities, creating a whole new set of shadow entry points. What should businesses do? Discover all identities, map how they’re defined and what they can access, and build a unified control plane for human + non-human governance. Then enforce effective least privilege and stop over-permissioning agents. #CyberSecurity #IdentityGovernance #AIAgents #ZeroTrust #GRC #AppSec
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