虛擬桌面
基礎架構 (VDI)

As AI adoption expands, agents may be created by different teams, platforms and applications across the organisation. 

 

Agent discovery and inventory provide IT and security teams with greater visibility into what agents exist, who owns them, where they operate and how they are being used — helping reduce unmanaged or unknown AI activity.

 

AI agents may interact with sensitive corporate, customer or regulated information as part of everyday workflows. 
 

Data security and governance help organisations understand what information agents can access and apply appropriate protection policies to reduce oversharing, data leakage and inappropriate use of sensitive information. 

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AI agents need access to applications, data and services to perform their tasks — but they should only have access to what they actually need. 

 

Identity and access governance helps organisations establish clear agent identities, apply least-privilege access, control connections to enterprise resources and maintain accountability for agent activities. 

AI agents should be governed throughout their entire lifecycle — not only when they are first deployed. 

Organisations can establish policies for agent onboarding, approval, monitoring, ownership and retirement while continuously identifying security risks and unusual behaviour. 

This creates consistent guardrails that allow AI agents to operate within defined business and security policies.