Securing the Agentic Layer: Identity, Access, and Accountability in Autonomous AI

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In this interview, Artyom Poghosyan, CEO and Co-Founder of Britive, discusses how autonomous AI agents impact identity security and introduce risks across the enterprise. We explore how implicit trust between non-human actors creates blind spots that enable invisible lateral movement, why insiders can misuse agents and spin up high-impact prompts.

Poghosyan explains how attackers exploit interconnected third-party agents, plug-ins, and service accounts woven into AI supply chains. Watch the interview to find out how identity, authorization, and accountability must evolve to secure this emerging agentic layer.

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