What happens when software can reason like a person, move at machine speed, and use every permission it receives?

In this episode of AI at Work, I speak with Adam Ochayon, VP of Product Strategy at Oasis Security, about why autonomous AI agents create a different identity and access problem from the software businesses have secured for decades.

Adam explains that traditional software is fast but generally deterministic, while people can reason but usually act slowly enough for organizations to intervene. AI agents combine reasoning with machine speed. They are goal-seeking, capable of choosing different routes to complete a task, and likely to use any access available to them. Permissions that might remain unused by an employee can become active risk almost immediately when assigned to an agent.

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