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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) emerged as the answer to agent chaos. It's the structured way agents talk to each other and to your systems. But MCP only works if agents actually use it. And right now, nothing stops external agents from going around it entirely.

Large language models (LLMs) aren’t just answering questions anymore. They’re booking travel, crunching data, and even pulling the levers of other software on your behalf. At the center of it is a standard with big implications: MCP — the Model Context Protocol.

Let me save you some time: If you're trying to secure autonomous agents with PAM, SSO, IGA, or generic "nonhuman identity" solutions, you're bringing a knife to a gunfight. Actually, worse - you're bringing a spoon to a space battle

Why identity orchestration is the only fire extinguisher that matters We all know the “This Is Fine” meme – the dog sitting calmly as flames engulf...

Key Takeaways Agentic computing is the next major identity shift, following web, SaaS, and multi-cloud Each era redefined how identity works. Agents break the model again:...

Key Takeaways Agentic AI is a complete rewrite of how work gets done. AI agents now decide, plan, act, and collaborate without asking permission, and your...

AI agents are no longer emerging—they’re multiplying. They’re acting on behalf of users, spinning up thousands at a time, and making decisions that affect critical business...

In the coming years, enterprises will deploy 50 to 80 times more AI agents than human users. This isn’t incremental change – it’s an identity tsunami....

I grew up as a Star Wars kid. I loved the fantastic world of Jedi, X-Wing fighters, and AT-AT walkers. But what I really wanted was...

Key Points Agentic AI security is the practice of authenticating, authorizing, and auditing autonomous AI agents as first-class identities — adapted for their ephemeral lifespans, delegated...

Key Takeaways From an IAM perspective, agents are people too AI agents and human users share five fundamental identity needs: unique digital identities, delegated authority, Zero...

Key Takeaways OAuth 2.0 is the best foundation for agentic identity today. It already supports the delegation, token security, and cross-domain trust patterns that AI agents...

Key Takeaways AI agents create identity challenges that human IAM was never built to solve. They cross trust boundaries, act on behalf of users, and operate...

Key Takeaways You can’t pre-provision identities for agents that don’t exist yet Agents spin up at runtime and vanish when the task is done. Traditional identity...

AI agents are no longer science experiments in the enterprise. They’re becoming actors in critical workflows—making decisions, performing transactions, and chaining together complex API calls across...