RedditAI Agents as Identity Dark Matter: 70% Enterprises Running Agents UngovernedWweb·medium signalXBlueskyLinkedInCopy linkTeam8 CISO survey: 70% enterprises run AI agents in production, 23% planning 2026 deployments. Agents invisible to IAM. Five dark matter risks: over-permissioned access, untracked usage, static credentials, regulatory blind spots, privilege drift. MCP adoption accelerates the gap.↳ Follow the threadStack layer / Threat patternCROSS-CATEGORY: Four Products Shipped Pre-Execution Assurance for Agent Tools in 48 HoursTDQS, Apify, Product Hunt and StartupCorners digestPolicy dependency / Stack layerMoadim Ships an MIT-Licensed Scheduler That Runs Coding Agents on a Cron Instead of a PromptMoadim, via Hacker News Show HNStack layer / Threat patternAn MCP Security Auditor Went Up on Apify at $0.25 Per Server, Scanning Five CWE Classes Without Executing CodeApify, via Hacker News Show HNPolicy dependency / Stack layerIntuit's Bedrock failover agent cut disaster recovery from hours to about 20 minutes across thousands of microservicesAWS Machine Learning BlogStack layer / Threat patternBrockman says Astra was OpenAI's first training run on more than 100,000 GPUsStratecheryPolicy dependency / Threat patternCopilot CLI now waits for managed settings before letting any MCP server startGitHubStack layer / ContrastA model-neutral agent harness matched Claude Managed Agents' solve rate on 63% fewer tokensr/LocalLLaMAPolicy dependency / Update threadVane sits at 36,633 stars with no tagged release since 2026-04-10, and nanobot at 47,725 with none since 2026-07-25GitHub