“Securing AI agents is a top-five priority for 93% of organizations and the top priority for 41%.”
—Todd Thiemann, Principal Analyst, Omdia


The Omdia study (commissioned by BeyondTrust) surveyed 400 IT and cybersecurity professionals in North America to understand how enterprises are adopting, managing, and securing AI agents.
Teams face mounting pressure to help accelerate AI projects, while ensuring secure and well-governed AI agent deployments. The Omdia study found that, on average, organizations are in the middle of 22 distinct AI agent projects, many involving multiple agents. AI agents, which act autonomously or semi-autonomously, substantially expand the attack surface and pose unique security challenges, as compared to human and machine identities. Their delegated permissions, dynamic behaviors, and interactions within multiagent systems further increase oversight complexity.
“Securing AI agents is a top-five priority for 93% of organizations and the top priority for 41%.”
—Todd Thiemann, Principal Analyst, Omdia

Where and how AI agents are being adopted across the enterprise, spanning IT operations, data analytics, security, DevOps, IAM, customer support, and more
The most concerning risks and security gaps for IT / security practitioners
Why identity security is critical to governing agentic AI, and accelerating its secure, enterprise-scale AI adoption
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