Enterprise governance shifts from inventories to relationship graphs as AI agents and APIs multiply connections
The modern enterprise is becoming a graph of relationships among AI agents, APIs, identities, tools, and datasets, with risk concentrated in the connections. Governance must therefore shift from cataloging systems to mapping and managing these many-to-many paths.
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