AI agents are proliferating across the enterprise. Coding assistants write and deploy infrastructure. Workflow automations query databases and modify records. Customer-facing bots access production systems on behalf of users. Each one operates with credentials, requests access to resources, and acts with the authority of the identity it's been assigned. But almost none of them are governed the way human identities are. There's no JIT enforcement. No approval chain. No peer analysis. No audit trail that ties a specific action to a specific policy. The same security teams that spent years building least-privilege postures for human access are watching a new class of identity bypass it entirely.