Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Okta’s Oktane event
AI agent governance is moving identity security into the flow of work. As agents call tools, delegate tasks and act across applications, enterprises need controls that follow those actions beyond an initial login. The challenge is making those controls work across systems while preserving the business processes agents support. The limits of individual security platforms […] The post Three…
Three insights from theCUBE's coverage of Okta's Oktane event include the increasing importance of AI agent governance in identity security. As agents operate across connected systems, enterprises face questions beyond granting or revoking access, as noted by Krista Case, principal analyst at theCUBE Research. The Blueprint Alliance, a collaboration between vendors, aims to provide a reference architecture for securing this environment, as Charlotte Wylie, senior vice president and deputy chief security officer of Okta, explained.
Okta's Agent Gateway moves into the runtime path, expanding the identity provider's role from granting access to evaluating what agents seek to do, as Ric Smith, president of products and technology at Okta, stated.
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