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Only 22% of surveyed teams treat AI agents as independent identities. How are you handling yours?

As AI agents start working across different tools and systems, there's another question to figure out: should an agent have its own identity, or should it operate using the same credentials as the person who set it up? A Cloud Security Alliance study cited in this article found that only about 22%…

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  1. 2026-10-13 12:40 · r/AI_Agents
    Only 22% of surveyed teams treat AI agents as independent identities. How are you handling yours?

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