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AI Agents Are Creating an Enterprise Visibility Gap
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Fusion42 · 28 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Autonomous AI agents operating through shared API keys and default permissions create blind spots in enterprise identity and access management systems, making it difficult to trace which agent accessed what data or where it was sent. CISOs and CIOs need to inventory all AI systems, assign each agent its own identity and credentials, and restrict unauthorised third-party services to govern agentic activity.
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Enterprise security teams are blind to what AI agents do inside their networks because agents move through shared API keys that leave no individual trace. If you build identity management, access control or audit logging tools, enterprises now need you to solve for agent accountability—and they don't yet know how.
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