Dell ties AI factory supply chain security to agentic AI risks
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Dell AI Factory Solutions director Kamlesh Shah says supply chain security for AI deployments starts with vetting suppliers before a product is designed and continues across the full deployment life cycle.
Shah says AI agents that take multi-step actions and call tools need narrowly scoped, time-based permissions and runtime telemetry tied to each agent's identity.
Dell Services director Ash Lakshmanan says legacy security tools cannot observe agent identities or AI workloads across the hardware, runtime, data and application layers.
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AIDell AI Factory Solutions director Kamlesh Shah says supply chain security starts with vetting suppliers before a product is envisioned and runs across a deployment's full life cycle. Shah says AI agents that take multi-step actions and call tools need narrowly scoped, time-based permissions and runtime telemetry tied to each agent's identity. Dell Services director Ash Lakshmanan says legacy tools cannot observe agent identities or AI workloads across hardware, runtime, data and application layers.
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