Agent identity and security suddenly top of mind in SF as hacks mount daily
yenkel · x · 2026-11-01
yenkel observes that for the first time since the AI boom, people in San Francisco are actively worried about "agent identity" — knowing which agents they have, what they can access, and how to secure them — driven by near-daily hacks and the rise of personal agents. The author has worked on this problem for 3 years and invites discussion.
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