Agents Without Guardrails – The Agentic AI Governance Gap in the Enterprise
Category: Research ReportAI agents are everywhere. Enterprises are using them in every facet of their production environments: from resetting passwords, triaging security alerts, generating and committing code, handling customer inquiries, and making autonomous decisions in workflows that touch sensitive systems and data. It is not a question of whether the enterprise will deploy agentic AI at scale, but understanding what happens when those agents do something they were never supposed to do.
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