Why IAM and DLP Can’t Secure AI Agents
Identity and access management (IAM) and data loss prevention (DLP) weren’t built for AI agents. Here’s where each fails, and what the missing security layer looks like.
Identity and access management (IAM) and data loss prevention (DLP) weren’t built for AI agents. Here’s where each fails, and what the missing security layer looks like.
In December 2025, the OWASP GenAI Security Project released the first Top 10 for Agentic Applications. It’s the clearest signal yet that the security community has stopped treating agents as chatbots with extra steps and started treating them as what they are: autonomous principals with goals, tools, memory, and the authority to act. That shift
Run a Qwen3 4B model on a fractional GPU slice on Kubernetes, with the vLLM server and weights shipped as one signed, reproducible OCI artifact. A walkthrough using Project HAMi for GPU virtualization and KitOps for model packaging.
Jozu CEO Brad Micklea joined Optimizely CEO Alex Atsberger for a live Q&A panel at the Software Oasis AI event, fielding audience questions from around the world on how organizations can move up the AI maturity curve without taking on unsafe risk. Over 30 minutes, Brad covers the first concrete steps for companies moving beyond
MCP servers and agent skills change what agents do, yet they spread through copied folders and chat links. Here is why they need a governed enterprise registry, and how KitOps v1.13, Jozu Hub, and Agent Guard deliver one.
A self-hosted MCP registry gives enterprises a single, signed source for approved MCP servers. Learn what it covers and why GitHub repos are not enough.