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Cisco VP details IAM challenges posed by rapid growth of AI agents

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Matt Caulfield, VP of product, identity at Cisco, discussed challenges related to Identity and Access Management (IAM). He noted that enterprises are adding AI agents, applications, and machine identities faster than they are adding human employees. Caulfield stated that current IAM platforms were not designed to issue verifiable identities or narrow permissions to software agents.

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The challenge relates to how enterprises manage non-human digital identities as AI adoption accelerates. This requires new identity architecture to manage a non-human population that could potentially be several times larger than the human one.

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  • CiscoAmerican multinational technology company addressing IAM challenges
  • Chuck RobbinsChair and CEO of Cisco
  • Norges BankCentral bank of Norway that acquired a financial stake in Cisco shares
  • Arista NetworksAmerican technology company competing with Cisco in AI and cloud networking
  • AppDynamicsApplication performance management company successfully acquired by Cisco

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