Giving Your AI Agent Its Own Identity with Ashish Rajan
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Giving Your AI Agent Its Own Identity with Ashish Rajan

B2Upper-intermediateSeptember 30, 202632 min
  • Interview
  • Technology

Your newest hire has a Google Workspace account, a Slack login and a laptop. It never sleeps, and it never asks before it acts. So who owns its identity? Ron welcomes back Ashish Rajan, CISO at Techriot.io and researcher with AI Security Lab, who spent 17 years in identity, cloud security and security leadership. His take: vendors haven't solved AI identity, and the open questions are on your side, not the product's. Ashish got into identity after failing his OSCP three times: if he couldn't break in, he wouldn't let anyone else in. Now he reviews Ron's...

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Gemini out of all the models breached three companies during their latest evaluation. The models are so smart these days, you don't have to explain a lot of things. The bar for getting hacked is low if you know what you're doing, as long as the person behind the driver is a skilled driver.

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That's why it doesn't surprise me anymore. Why did someone not take that same strategy and apply it towards the defensive side? I think it's the problem of people. The reality is I can use the most intelligent model to find out all the zeroes in my organization,

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but I have to sit through multiple meetings with multiple business owners to convince them that I want to patch this. That is not a technology problem, that's a people problem, and unfortunately that's where the defense stops. What's going on, Hackavalli fam? Welcome back to the show. This is your host Ron Eddings,

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