Scott Galloway

Organizations most confident in their AI deployments have more than twice the security incident rate of those that aren't, 72% versus 33%.

That's from Teleport's 2026 Infrastructure Identity Survey of more than 200 infrastructure security leaders.

A data breach isn't just a costly endeavor, it can damage trust.

The most frequent causes of data breaches are human error and compromised credentials.

But in the AI era, agents that are granted broad privileges dramatically increase risk.

Solution services like Teleport, an AI infrastructure identity company, provide an identity and access platform that is purpose-built for modern, highly automated environments, which are now deploying agents into production.

Teleport establishes a unified identity layer for humans, machines, and agents that is cryptographically backed that enables agents to be controlled and contained with the same rigor that you apply to other actors in your infrastructure.

Because in the new era of AI, the problem isn't agents, it's the privileges we're giving them.

Download the free report at goteleport.com slash pivot.

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Who else?

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They have assets that are incredibly important.

They have a ton of first-party data.

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Because you have the cable company in the way.

Fox projects 400 million in run-rate cost synergies.