7 tried-and-true controls for agentic AI
Logs, least privilege, and other security basics that apply to AI.

Logs, least privilege, and other security basics that apply to AI.
“You will need to put controls on these agents, and it’s easier said than done,” CEO says.
“We need to have a very different lens on security,” professor tells IT Brew.
When a new technology arrives, a hijack isn’t far behind.
“We hear about ‘nation state’; it’s now the agent state,” George Kurtz told the audience at Fal.Con Las Vegas.
The threat actor tried to exploit more than 400 targets.
Token torching isn’t your average cyberattack.
AI agents are starting to do more than access systems. They can invoke tools, execute workflows, and take action across business applications. As that autonomy grows, IT needs visibility into what each agent is allowed to do, what it actually did, who owns it, and how to revoke access when needed. Learn how JumpCloud helps govern AI agents alongside human and device identities.
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