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Agentic IAM in Practice: Enforcing Least Privilege and Auditability for AI Agents

Agentic IAM in Practice: Enforcing Least Privilege and Auditability for AI Agents

 

Agentic IAM in Practice: Enforcing Least Privilege and Auditability for AI Agents

As AI agents gain autonomy, traditional IAM systems struggle to manage machine-speed access, ephemeral credentials, and agent-to-agent actions—creating gaps in governance and auditability. Join IBM and HashiCorp experts to explore an agentic IAM architecture built on open standards like OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange and SPIFFE, and learn how to enable just-in-time access, continuous authorization, and unified audit trails for securing AI-driven and non-human identities across multi-cloud and hybrid environments.

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