Articles, whitepapers, and videos on putting AI agents to work in the enterprise — safely and at scale.
SailPoint launched Agentic Fabric. Okta launched its AI Agents blueprint. The message is consistent: extend your existing identity controls to cover AI agents. It's a reasonable instinct. It's also incomplete in a way that matters enormously.
Amir Ofek
OAuth 2.0 is a well-designed protocol. It solved a real problem elegantly, it scaled across the internet, and the patterns it established are genuinely good engineering. It was also designed for a world that no longer describes what enterprise AI agents actually do.
Roee Salomon
The identity industry has spent the last two years building NHI security programs, extending governance frameworks, and applying non-human identity controls to enterprise AI agents. The vendors are on board. The analysts are aligned. The conference sessions are packed. And we are governing the wrong thing.
Amir Ofek
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PDFWhere does aizome sit against the emerging agentic AI risk framework? This control mapping shows exactly - 25 control objectives, six domains, three coverage levels: Native (aizome delivers directly), Contributes (aizome provides critical enforcement and telemetry), and Out of scope (organizational processes aizome deliberately doesn't claim to own). No overclaiming. No gaps hidden in fine print.
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PDFaizome is the Enterprise AI Agent Control Platform. This document outlines every capability across six domains - what each feature does, how it works, and the business value it delivers.
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PDFA datasheet on how Aizome makes every enterprise AI agent accountable, with identity, intent and control for the agents your workforce is already building. See what the platform delivers, how it fits the stack you already run, and how to get visibility in minutes.
Download the datasheet (PDF)Occasional, substance-first writing on identity, intent, and putting AI agents to work across the enterprise. No noise.
