
Is It Enough to Just Secure AI Agents? - Arcade
In this first episode of IAMSecure?, David sits down with Nate Barbettini from Arcade to discuss how AI agents are changing cybersecurity and why securing the next generation of AI-powered workflows is becoming increasingly important. Nate shares his journey from software engineering into cybersecurity, how his experience building AI-driven workflows shaped Arcade's approach to agent security, and why businesses need to rethink identity, permissions and governance as AI agents become more capable. We covered: • Nate's journey from software engineering into cybersecurity • Why AI agents are creating a new frontier in security • The engineering challenges of building for on-premises and air-gapped environments • Why agent identity alone isn't enough to manage permissions • The confused deputy problem and the risks of agent access • How deterministic controls can limit what AI agents are allowed to do • The role of visibility, audibility and governance in agent security • The future of multi-agent systems and industry standards like MCP • The technical foundations and AI skills engineers need for the future As AI agents become more capable and increasingly embedded in business workflows, building the right security controls will be essential to scaling their use safely. Aspiron Group - https://www.linkedin.com/company/aspiron-group/ Aspiron Search - https://www.linkedin.com/company/aspiron-search/ David Huish - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-huish-aa54b7100/ Arcade - https://www.linkedin.com/company/arcade-ai/ Nate Barbettini - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nbarbettini/





