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AI agents present both opportunities and risks for organizations. As deployment accelerates toward 1.3 billion agents by 2028, companies must adopt Agentic Zero Trust principles: Containment (limiting agent privileges and monitoring all actions) and Alignment (ensuring agents resist corruption and stay within intended purposes). Every agent needs a unique identity, clear ownership, and documented scope. Organizations should make AI security a strategic priority, establish governance frameworks, and foster a culture of secure innovation through cross-functional collaboration and continuous education.

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