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AI confidence just dropped 17 points in six months. That’s actually great news.
A recent JumpCloud survey reveals a 17-point drop in organizational confidence regarding AI deployment – a trend signaling progress, not setback. Organizations transitioning from pilot programs to production environments are demonstrating a realistic assessment of AI’s challenges, prioritizing governance and accountability. This shift, observed across 800 IT leaders, highlights the need for robust identity infrastructure and unified environments. Those prioritizing responsible AI practices are poised to lead the anticipated 84% expansion of AI use in IT operations over the coming years.
Brex built its AI agent policy by watching what agents actually do, not by writing rules first
Brex addressed a critical challenge in agent security by observing actual agent behavior rather than relying on predefined rules. Recognizing that traditional guardrails struggle to contain agents wielding real-world credentials like API keys, they developed CrabTrap, an open-source HTTP/HTTPS proxy. This innovative platform uses an LLM-as-a-judge to evaluate network requests, learning from real-time agent activity to enforce policies. This approach, detailed further in "The agent security gap," represents a shift towards centralized network control and empowers organizations to confidently deploy AI agents.