White paper
Privileged Access Management for the Agentic Era
Only 4% of organizations keep a centralized, automated inventory of their AI agents. This paper sets out a five-layer standard for governing every AI agent as a privileged identity.

AI agents work in the same systems as your people, with the same access, but they act at machine speed with no one watching each step.
Learn why every AI agent should be treated as a privileged identity, and the five access problems that come with it, from agents you can't see to actions you can't trace. See where vault-based PAM falls short, then get a five-layer standard for governing AI agents, from discovery to audit, along with five questions to ask any vendor.
What's inside
- Why every AI agent should start as a privileged identity.
- The five access problems AI agents create, and where vault-based PAM falls short.
- A five-layer standard: discovery, authorization, elevation, runtime control and audit.
- Why control has to move from the session to the tool call.
- Five questions to ask any vendor, Venice included.
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