Why Red Hat is building secure agent onboarding
From the source: Red Hat BlogEvery enterprise AI conversation we’ve had this year ends in the same place. A team has an agent that works. It writes code, calls internal APIs, fixes its own mistakes. Then someone asks what happens when 1,000 of these run across the company, and the room goes quiet.That is the problem we kept hearing from teams building agentic systems. Those teams weren’t necessarily blocked on model quality…
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