Dell's John Scimone says AI agent guardrails enable greater autonomy
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Dell Technologies president and chief security officer John Scimone says companies should build security and resilience into AI agents from the start, arguing that guardrails let them give agents more autonomy.
He says Dell gives every agent tight identity and access control, plus logging and traceability of its decisions and actions.
In a survey of 25 enterprise technology and security leaders cited by SiliconANGLE, 19 had autonomous agents in production, but none let those agents perform high-risk actions without human approval.
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AIDell Technologies president and chief security officer John Scimone says enterprises should design security and resilience into AI agents at the start, arguing that guardrails let companies give agents more autonomy. A survey of 25 enterprise technology and security leaders found 19 had autonomous agents in production, but none let those agents perform high-risk actions without human approval. Scimone says Dell gives every agent tight identity and access control, plus logging and traceability of decisions and actions.
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