Meet the Identerati: How Identity Security Became a Cult
Identity asks who you are, while access asks what is about to happen on a machine. Paul Fisher argues the second question is the only one AI agents answer to.
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Identity asks who you are, while access asks what is about to happen on a machine. Paul Fisher argues the second question is the only one AI agents answer to.
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