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Ecosystems for Agentic AI

Ecosystems for Agentic AI

The Challenge of AI Security

As AI technologies advance, the need for robust security measures becomes critical. Many agentic AI systems are vulnerable due to inadequate identity management practices. Developed primarily by data scientists and technologists lacking deep expertise in security, these systems often overlook essential trust elements necessary for effective operation.

Our Solution: AI and Agentic Security Initiative

Our initiative focuses on integrating trust into AI ecosystems. We draw lessons from successful frameworks like Open Banking and verifiable credentials to create security models specific to varied stakeholder needs. We aim to educate organizations on the current landscape of AI security and identity management.

Our Approach

  • Conduct an in-depth analysis of existing AI systems to identify vulnerabilities.
  • Leverage established protocols, such as Model Controller Protocol, to enhance safety measures.
  • Engage with clients to understand unique challenges and customize solutions that enable secure participation in diverse ecosystems.
  • Provide ongoing support to ensure adherence to emerging security standards.

Expected Outcomes

By partnering with us, organizations can achieve a secure AI environment that fosters trust and confidence among users. Our expertise in identity management will help clients navigate complexities, mitigate risks, and capitalize on opportunities presented by their AI systems.

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Workforce-Grade Identity in an Agentic World
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Workforce-Grade Identity in an Agentic World

As organisations deploy Copilot and other agents, those agents act through the same identity plane. An agent reads a user's mail, queries Confluence, touches Salesforce, drafts in SharePoint — all on tokens issued by Entra and by the SaaS platforms federated to it. No one sat down and decided, "we will use our workforce identity provider as the authorisation layer for autonomous software that holds broad delegated authority across our estate." It happened by accretion. Each connector seemed reasonable in isolation. The aggregate is an agentic authorisation architecture running on workforce-grade foundations. The vulnerability is architectural drift, not a procurement decision — which is exactly why it stays invisible until it becomes an incident.

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