When AI Can Use the Computer, Governance Becomes Infrastructure
Computer-use AI turns governance into infrastructure. A practical control model for agent identity, permissions, approvals, evidence, and containment.
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Identity and access management coverage focuses on who and what can reach enterprise systems. It examines least privilege, service identities, lifecycle discipline, and signals that reveal privilege growth.
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Computer-use AI turns governance into infrastructure. A practical control model for agent identity, permissions, approvals, evidence, and containment.
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