Dell links supply chain security to agentic AI risks
SiliconANGLE: Dell links supply chain security to the challenges of agentic AI
Supply chain security is taking on new importance as enterprises bring AI into core business operations. Those deployments introduce risks that require security teams to examine how infrastructure, data and autonomous systems are protected. As AI agents gain the ability to act on their own, executives need to rethink where risk lives and who controls […] The post Dell links supply chain security to the challenges of agentic AI appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
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Supply chain security is becoming critical as enterprises deploy AI agents, which are autonomous systems that can take multiple steps, use tools, and communicate with other systems based on given goals. Because AI agents behave less predictably than traditional systems, their unpredictability introduces new security risks that require rethinking where risk exists and who controls it. Security experts recommend a layered approach starting with supply chain vetting, followed by policy enforcement, runtime sandboxing, and telemetry to track authorization, along with narrowly scoped permissions tied to specific agent identities rather than broad application access. Legacy security tools cannot observe AI workloads or agent identities, making it necessary to develop new observability capabilities while maintaining foundational security practices like continuous monitoring and attack surface reduction.
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