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AI Agents Need Identities Too: Securing Agentic AI Access | Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation

Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation

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AI Agents Need Identities Too: Securing Agentic AI Access | Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation

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Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation
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An AI agent is not a service account. It acts for others, behaves non-deterministically, and its scope grows with the task. This video treats agents as first-class identities and prompt injection as an authorization problem. Joshua Moses | Cybertrace Foundation Autonomous Compute Fabric Series, Video 27 of 32: Agentic AI as a First-Class Identity IN THIS VIDEO • Why agents break the service account model • Registering agents and attesting the model and its configuration • Task-bound permissions plus resource, spend and time limits • The over-permissioned agent reused for jobs it was never scoped for • Controlling tool and connector calls through the fabric, not the agent • Prompt injection as an identity and authorization problem • Monitoring intent vs action, anomaly detection and kill switches • Ownership, approval and accountability for agent actions YOUR TAKEAWAY An agent onboarding and authorization checklist with a permission scoping worksheet. Use it as a working template for your own environment. WHO THIS IS FOR IAM architects, security engineers, PAM and identity governance teams, cloud and platform engineers, auditors, and security leaders who have to make identity work across more than one domain. ABOUT THE SERIES The Autonomous Compute Fabric series is a 32-part course on running identity and access management as one autonomous system across Active Directory, multiple clouds, Kubernetes, SaaS, OT and AI agents. Every video follows the same fictional multinational and ends with a practical artifact you can use. Previous: Video 26, Non-Human Identity at Scale Next: Video 28, Delegation, Intent, and Chained Authority ABOUT JOSHUA MOSES Joshua Moses has spent more than 30 years in cybersecurity, working across privileged access management, identity and access management, Active Directory, penetration testing, red teaming and GRC. Subscribe to Cybertrace Foundation and turn on notifications so you don't miss the next video in the series. #AgenticAI #AISecurity #IAM