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Public story · 2026-02-22 · source-backed
Two deadlines: the Agent Security RFI closes March 9, and the Agent Identity & Authorization Concept Paper comment period runs through April 2. The concept paper addresses how to identify, manage, and authorize AI agents — directly targeting the Strata/CSA finding that only 21.9% of organizations treat agents as identity-bearing entities. If you care about shaping federal AI agent standards, submit comments. NIST
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Three pillars: standards, open-source protocol development, and agent security/identity research. RFI on Agent Security due March 9. Agent Identity and Authorization Concept Paper due April 2. Listening sessions in April. The US government's first major move to standardize age...
NIST CAISI is collecting industry input on AI agent security via an RFI closing March 9, with listening sessions March 20 and identity concept paper comments due April 2. This will shape voluntary federal guidelines for agent identity, authorization, and security controls. If...
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ServiceNow completed its $1B acquisition of Veza, gaining the patented Access Graph technology that maps access relationships across human, machine, and AI agent identities. Veza's "Enterprise Agent Identity Control Plane" quantifies exact action-level blast radius for every A...
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