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AWS Uses Okta Logins To Stop AI Agents Going Rogue At Work

Amazon Web Services laid out a way for companies to tie every AI agent action back to a real employee, using Okta sign-ins so a work bot can only touch the tools that person approved, one call at a time. Key Takeaways AWS showed how Okta Cross App Access can link an AI agent's rights to a named use…

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  1. 2026-11-09 00:00 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    AWS Uses Okta Logins To Stop AI Agents Going Rogue At Work

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