AI Agent Governance: A 2026 Framework for Agent Identity and Access
Every AI agent that acts on company data needs an identity, scoped access and an owner. Here is a practical framework for agent identity and access management.
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Every AI agent that acts on company data needs an identity, scoped access and an owner. Here is a practical framework for agent identity and access management.
Agent memory lets an AI agent keep context within a task and across sessions. Here are the types, how they are stored and when an agent should look data up instead.
Agent observability shows what an AI agent actually did and why. Here is what to trace at each layer of the stack, which metrics matter and how guardrails fit in.
Human-in-the-loop AI puts people at the points where an AI mistake would be costly. Here are the patterns, where to use them and how to keep review fast.
MCP makes it easy to give AI agents real power over company systems. Here are the security risks and the controls that keep that power in check.
Evaluating an AI agent means checking outcomes, tool use and safety, before release and in production. Here is a practical way to do it.
Workflow orchestration coordinates many automated steps, systems, AI agents and people into one reliable process. Here is how it works and when you need it.
AI agent architecture decides what an agent can see, what it can do and how it chooses. Here are the components, common patterns and the choices that matter for business use.
An MCP server is a small program that exposes tools and data to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. Here is what that means and how to use one safely.
An AI workflow is a fixed sequence of steps where some steps use a language model. Here is how they work, when to use one instead of an agent and how to build one.