Why SAP Says Enterprise AI Agents Need Knowledge Graphs and Governance

Why SAP says enterprise AI agents need knowledge graphs and governance

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Why Agentic Coding Needs Governance at Scale

Most enterprises never fully finished the DevOps transformation they started a decade ago. Agentic coding is now surfacing every place that was left unfinished. Builds still take hours. Test suites are flaky. Releases are still gated by manual steps. An AI coding agent that has to sit idle for eight hours waiting on feedback is not just slow — it is an extremely expensive kind of slow, burning tokens and calendar time on the same pipeline gaps D…

Exclusive: Dymium introduces single gateway to govern enterprise AI use

Secure artificial intelligence infrastructure startup Dymium Inc. today introduced GhostAI, a gateway designed to apply security and governance policies across the models, data, context and tools used in enterprise AI systems. The company said GhostAI sits between enterprise data and the AI models, agents and tools seeking to access it. The gateway inspects each interaction, […] The post Exclusive: Dymium introduces single gateway to govern ente…

Webflow MCP 2.0 Brings Governance to the Agentic Web

Webflow, the agentic web marketing platform trusted by companies like Dropbox, Orangetheory Fitness, and Docusign,... The post Webflow MCP 2.0 Brings Governance to the Agentic Web appeared first on UK Tech News.

Workday AI Agents and Data Governance

Workday wasn't built to hand its HR data to AI agents built outside IT. This article examines the governance gap opening as enterprise teams use AI coding tools to extend Workday with custom agents, and what a governed extension model looks like before the next agent ships to production. The post Workday AI Agents and Data Governance: What Enterprise IT Needs Before Extending the Platform appeared first on CloudApper AI - Enable Enterprises To B…

Beyond System Prompts: Enforcing Policy & Action Boundaries in Enterprise AI Agents

The Failure of Prompt-Based Guardrails Telling an AI agent "do not drop production database tables" or "do not approve refunds exceeding $5,000" inside a system prompt is not a security control. It is advisory text. Under context pressure, complex multi-step reasoning, or adversarial prompt injection, probabilistic models frequently bypass prompt-level instructions. When autonomous agents chain together dozens of API calls to execute business wo…