Your over-permissioned users are your over-permissioned agents
When an agent acts on behalf of a user it inherits that user's access, so your half-governed pile of human permissions becomes agent attack surface. Why agent blast radius starts upstream, with people, and how to right-size both sides of the identity ledger.
Governing a LangChain agent on Azure Container Apps with Microsoft Entra Agent ID and Agent 365
Every Microsoft Graph, Entra SDK and Agent 365 SDK call needed to give a containerized LangChain agent its own identity, access control and audit trail, in the order they have to be made, and why.
Governing a LangChain agent on AWS with Microsoft Entra Agent ID and Agent 365, without a single secret
The AWS, Microsoft Graph, Entra SDK and Agent 365 SDK calls that give an agent on Amazon ECS and Amazon Bedrock a Microsoft Entra identity, access control and an audit trail in Purview and Defender, in the order they have to be made, and why.
Buried in a Microsoft Graph reference is a list of permissions that cannot be granted to an AI agent identity at all. Read backwards, it's the first enforced authority model for agents — six prohibitions worth applying to every agent platform you run, not just Entra.
A visual blueprint of MDASH — Microsoft's Multi-Model Agentic Scanning Harness — an autonomous system that discovers, validates, and proves software vulnerabilities at AI speed. The system, not the model, is the product.
AI Red Teaming: A Risk-Based Methodology for When, Why, and How
AI red teaming has emerged as a foundational security control for organizations deploying artificial intelligence — analogous to penetration testing for traditional applications, but distinct in scope, technique, and risk profile. Unlike standard security assessments, AI red teaming…
Securing Enterprise AI: An Identity-First Approach
As enterprises move from AI pilots to agentic systems that act on their behalf, identity becomes the control plane. Here is how I think about securing AI agents with the same rigor we apply to human and workload identities.
Security Operations Centers are drowning in alerts while the metrics that matter — mean time to detect and respond — barely move. Here is how AI-driven automation and analytics change the operational math.