
This episode explores the critical role of identity governance in the evolving landscape of AI and cybersecurity.
AI is changing cybersecurity faster than most organizations can govern it. In this episode of The ITSM Practice Podcast, Luigi Ferri explores why identity has become the true enterprise perimeter. As organizations race to deploy Agentic AI, autonomous agents, cloud platforms, and APIs, many are building on identity governance models that were never designed for machine-scale decision-making. From Zero Trust Architecture and Identity & Access Management (IAM) to the lessons behind major breaches at MGM, Snowflake, and Uber, this episode examines a critical question: If enterprises struggled to govern human identities, how will they govern autonomous AI identities? Discover why AI governance without identity governance is impossible, why identity is evolving into the operational control plane of digital business, and what CIOs and CISOs must do before AI adoption outpaces organizational control. In this episode, we answer: Why is identity becoming the new perimeter in the age of AI? What risks emerge when autonomous agents operate without strong identity governance? How can organizations redesign trust before AI scales faster than governance? Resources Mentioned in this…
Host: Luigi Ferri
Organizations: MGM, Snowflake, Uber, NIST, European Commission
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