Security at the Speed of Agentic AI

AI agents can unlock major productivity by helping employees and developers retrieve information, use tools, write code, automate workflows, and take action across enterprise systems. But agents only become useful when they get access. That access can also expand enterprise risk, create new attack paths, and make it harder for security teams to see, control, and prove what happened.

Most security leaders already know agentic AI increases risk. The hidden danger is assuming that existing controls have it covered. MCP gateways, SASE, SSE, CASB, and traffic policies may secure parts of the path, but agents create risk across the workflow: what the user asked, what the agent accessed, what tools it called, what data moved, what tenant was used, what action was attempted, and whether policy was enforced.