Your AI Agent Just Found Everything You Forgot to Secure

Your company has an AI governance committee. Great. But when an AI agent makes a decision that harms your business, who actually has the authority to shut it down? And here's a bigger question: Would you even know it made the wrong decision? In this episode of ClearTech Loop, host Jo Peterson sits down with Maribel Lopez, Founder and Principal Analyst at Lopez Research, to examine the uncomfortable reality behind enterprise AI adoption. Organizations are moving quickly to deploy AI, but many ...

Your company wouldn't hire an employee without onboarding, supervision, or defined access. So why are AI agents being given responsibilities without those same safeguards? In this episode of ClearTech Loop, host Jo Peterson sits down with Rasha Horn, Founder & Principal Advisor at CyberNarwhal.ai, to examine what happens when organizations deploy an AI workforce faster than they can secure it. Rasha makes the risks remarkably relatable. From agents creating other agents to governance co...

AI agents are moving across systems, making decisions and, in some cases, creating other agents. But enterprises still do not have consistent standards for identifying them, governing their permissions or tracing what they do. In this episode of ClearTech Loop, Jo Peterson talks with Rob Tiffany, Research Director at IDC, about why traditional identity and access management may not be enough for the agentic AI era. Rob argues that the identity problem becomes much bigger once agents begin ope...

AI agents are already operating inside enterprises, accessing systems, making decisions and, in some cases, creating other agents. The problem? Many organizations still cannot answer some very basic questions: What agents are running? Who owns them? What can they access? And who is accountable for what they do? In this episode of ClearTech Loop, Jo Peterson talks with Michael Krigsman, founder and host of CXOTalk, about what AI security looks like when the workforce is no longer entirely huma...

AI governance may exist on paper. That does not mean it works when an autonomous agent is running in production. Louis Columbus, senior cybersecurity contributor at VentureBeat, joins Jo Peterson to talk about what happens when AI agents have identities, credentials, access and enough autonomy to act without waiting for human approval. They get into the gap between governance and enforcement, why companies may have far more agents running than they realize, and what CISOs need to ...