Artificial intelligence agents need access, not secrets
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Agentic systems live or die on scoped, auditable access — overexposing secrets is a design failure, not a feature. If you're piloting agents, invest this week in granular permissions, short‑lived credentials, and observability before you add more tools or autonomy.
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