Agent Governance Review — Page 3

Choosing between local and remote servers sets your security posture before code runs.

Organizations must choose between RBAC, ABAC, and PBAC to fill MCP's missing authorization layer.

How MCP servers let AI agents actually execute code, access data, and integrate with your tools.

Choosing the right framework matters more than teams realize under deadline pressure.

Each is an architectural layer, not interchangeable tools for the same job.

Governance and data foundations, not technology, determine whether agentic AI actually ships.

Enterprises can't track when agent permissions should expire, leaving credentials active for months.

Enterprises scaling AI agents must isolate tenant memory before incidents force the issue.

Stateless protocol redesign enables horizontal scaling without sticky sessions or shared state.

Agentic AI requires checkpoints matched to risk, not rubber-stamp approval at every step.

EU regulators are enforcing NIS2 on AI systems whether the directive names them or not.