What gaps did RSA 2026 agent identity frameworks miss?

Self-modification detection, permission drift tracking, and real-time ghost agent inventory.

How do you prevent AI agents from rewriting their own permissions?

Layer on Verification (adversarial tests like AUTH-001) and Governance (constitutional gates blocking bypasses).

Will agent security issues slow down AI adoption?

Absolutely — 85% experimenting, only 5% scaling. Trust gaps are the bottleneck.

RSA 2026's Agent Identity Frenzy Left 3 Gaps Wide Open

Agents are exploding onto enterprise desks, but RSA 2026's shiny new identity frameworks? They're missing the real threats. Three gaps that could let chaos reign.

Open Source Beat Apr 11, 2026 4 min read

AI agent icon breaking through a security chain at RSA Conference 2026

⚡ Key Takeaways

Five RSA 2026 frameworks nailed agent identity (WHO) but ignored verification (HOW) and governance (WHY). 𝕏
Gaps include self-modification, permission drift, and ghost agents — real exploits already hitting. 𝕏
Full-stack fixes like Agent Security Harness and constitutional gates are open source and ready. 𝕏

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