"According to the Oso blind spot report, corporate workers completely ignore 96% of their granted permissions. Over a 90-day window, only 4% of granted permissions were ever actually exercised."
"With sensitive enterprise data, it's even worse: Workers touch only 9% of the sensitive data they can actually reach, and nearly one-third of users have the power to modify or delete sensitive data."
Humans typically ignore 96% of their granted permissions, with only 4% used within 90 days. In contrast, AI agents can trigger security vulnerabilities by exploiting these dormant permissions. Research shows that workers access only 9% of sensitive data they can reach, and a significant portion can modify or delete it. This situation creates a precarious security landscape, akin to a persistent weak layer in snow that can lead to disastrous outcomes when triggered by rapid, unrestrained actions of AI agents.
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