Enterprises are deploying AI agents that act like employees—with access rights, permissions, and the ability to cause real damage. Identity governance hasn't caught up.

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Andrew Magliochetti, director of small business programs for the Navy, said the goal is to get companies through the phases ...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwan plans to widen access to AI computing resources, with more than 300 companies expected to benefit as the government expands its shared infrastructure.

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We can do much larger area mapping, larger area search and rescue, quick reaction to public safety support… Remote launch and recover," said Dr. Shery Welsh.

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The strength of systems such as automated license plate readers will not be measured only by how well they work, but also be measured by how carefully they are governed.