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"As agent frameworks move from experimentation into real operational use, organizations are discovering that traditional #IAM, secrets management, and access controls were not designed for autonomous systems that act continuously, hold credentials, and operate outside formal identity boundaries."

"OpenClaw and the Security Wake-Up Call for Autonomous AI Agents" by Suresh Sathyamurthy| Akeyless| February 10, 2026. https://api.cyfluencer.com/s/openclaw-and-the-security-wake-up-call-for-autonomous-ai-agents-25664

OpenClaw is accelerating the adoption of autonomous AI agents, but it’s also exposing a new class of enterprise security risk. As agent frameworks move from experimentation into real operational use, organizations are discovering that traditional IAM, secrets management, and access controls were not designed for autonomous systems that act continuously, hold credentials, and operate outside formal identity boundaries. OpenClaw highlights why AI agents must be treated as non-human identities and why securing them starts with identity, access, and secrets rather than model behavior alone.

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