Enterprise agentic last-mile identity and access control layer
A security layer that bridges AI agents with fragmented legacy enterprise systems while preserving the user's identity, intent, context, and delegation.
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From IBM Technology — Why AI Agents Break Zero Trust at the Last Mile at 07:40
Problem: Legacy systems commonly authenticate connecting applications with API keys or shared credentials rather than the user initiating the request. This loses identity, intent, context, and delegation, breaks zero-trust controls, enables agents to chain tools, and exposes backend systems to rogue agents.
For: Companies deploying AI agents that must access legacy backend processes and data systems.
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