How to Govern AI Agents Before They Go Rogue

Okta's Arkadiusz Krowczynski on Why Governing AI Agents Starts With Identity Tony Morbin (@tonymorbin) • March 12, 2026

Artificial intelligence agents are being deployed faster than enterprises can secure them, creating blind spots across access, ownership and governance. An identity security fabric built on visibility, control and governance is the answer, said Arkadiusz Krowczynski, principal product acceleration specialist at Okta.

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Identity fabric spans three layers: visibility into where agents are and who owns them; control over what applications and data they can access; and governance to keep that access secure over time, with access reviews and a shutdown mechanism if an agent goes rogue.

With that fabric, "you can secure end-to-end threat for AI agents before, during and after authentication. You will stay secure, but you'd still be able to innovate, work faster and adopt capabilities of AI agents," Krowczynski ...