Episode Details

Asian enterprises are rapidly deploying agentic AI, yet resilience lags. Singapore’s new Agentic AI Framework offers crucial guidance on governance and accountability. To be clear, traditional IAM is ill-equipped for non-human identities, which according to some statistics outnumber humans 1:144. Organisations must prepare by establishing robust identity controls and governance, as regulators demand proof of responsible AI use within their business ecosystem.

In this PodChats for FutureCISO, Jasie Fon, regional vice president of Asia, Ping Identity, offers her perspective on the state of resilience as non-human identities expand their presence and influence in the workflow.
 CONSIDER RE-ORDERING

1.       Why are identity governance gaps widening as agentic AI adoption accelerates? 

2.       What can enterprises across Asia learn from Singapore’s early exploration of identities for AI agents? 

3.       What should enterprises put in place before giving AI agents access to systems, data, and applications? 

4.       How should organisations across Asia verify an AI agent’s identity and authority? 

5.       Who should be accountable when an AI agent makes a decision or takes an unauthorised action? 

6.       How should CIOs and CISOs in Asia prepare for AI agents becoming part of the enterprise workforce? 

7.       What role does resilience play in the age of autonomous AI agents? 

8.       There are many solutions out there, what should CISOs and CIOs ask when identifying the right approach and solution for their organisation?