Employees Built the Agents. Enterprises Just Bought the Supervisors.

The enterprise is splitting into two lanes for AI agents, and the divide is creating a new reality for how work gets monitored. On one side: company-deployed agents — the official, IT-sanctioned tools managed through identity governance platforms like Okta, which is developing “Agent SSO” to treat agents as first-class identity citizens, and SailPoint, which is building the compliance and access-review layer for these digital workers. On the other side: what Pluto Security CEO Shahar Bahat calls “vibe-coded” agents — tools built by employees in finance, marketing, legal, and other departments using AI coding tools, often operating entirely outside IT’s view. Pluto Security, which monitors the AI tools employees bring into the workplace, reports that 60% of the risks it detects come from these worker-built tools.

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