Post by Justin Brown

Every enterprise I talk to right now is dealing with the same reality: they know they have thousands of AI agents running across their environment. What they don't know is what those agents are doing, who owns them, or how to shut one down if it goes rogue. That's not a hypothetical. That's the actual state of things in 2026. This is exactly why I'm excited about what we just announced at Okta. Okta for AI Agents (GA April 30) gives organizations a framework to answer three questions that sound simple but almost nobody can answer today: Where are my agents? What can they connect to? What can they do? The ability to discover shadow agents, register them as first-class identities, and enforce a universal "kill switch" when something goes sideways will be table stakes. We're just early. If you're thinking about how to get visibility and control over agentic AI in your environment, this is worth a read. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gU6mguej