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Commvault survey finds identity management gap in agentic AI deployments
Source: ROI-NJ · Jul 17, 2026, 5:26 AM
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Tinton Falls-based software company Commvault released findings from an IDC-sponsored white paper revealing that organizations deploying agentic artificial intelligence systems lack adequate identity management protocols to address associated security risks.
The report, titled "Resilience Operations: The Discipline that Makes Readiness Provable," analyzed survey data from 539 IT professionals and highlights a critical gap between AI adoption rates and organizational preparedness for identity-related threats in autonomous AI environments.
Key points
- Commvault, headquartered in Tinton Falls, NJ, released new research on AI deployment readiness
- Many organizations adopting agentic AI systems are unprepared for identity management risks
- The IDC white paper surveyed 539 IT and security professionals
- Identity management gaps represent a significant security vulnerability in AI deployments
- The report emphasizes the need for resilience operations as a discipline to ensure organizational readiness
FAQ
- What is the main finding of the Commvault report?
- The report shows that many organizations deploying agentic AI systems lack adequate identity management practices to handle the security risks these systems create. There is a significant gap between AI adoption and organizational preparedness for identity-related threats.
- Who conducted the survey behind this report?
- The survey was conducted by IDC and sponsored by Commvault. It included responses from 539 IT and security professionals about their organizations' AI deployment strategies and security postures.
- Why does identity management matter for agentic AI?
- Agentic AI systems operate autonomously and make decisions that can impact organizational security. Without proper identity management controls, these systems pose significant risks to data protection and access control within organizations.
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