NIST Was Built for Humans.Agentic AI Changes the Rules.
The Emerging Governance Gap Most enterprise security programs are built around a simple assumption: A human logs in. A human receives permissions. A human performs an action. A human can be audited. That assumption breaks down in Agentic AI environments. Today's AI agents can perform complex tasks across enterprise systems — without continuous human involvement: Access enterprise systems Invoke APIs Create sub-agents Make decisions Execute workflows Trigger downstream actions

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Jun 4
What happens when enterprise AI governance meets the classroom
We spent a semester with USC Marshall's AI Capstone cohort. Here's what we built, what we learned, and why this collaboration matters for the future of accountable AI. Spring 2026 · nxtlinq Team · AI Governance · Education A few months ago, we kicked off something that didn't fit neatly into any of our usual playbooks. No product sprint. No pilot agreement. No go-to-market motion. Instead, we walked into a classroom at USC Marshall School of Business and started a semes

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May 17
IKE Tech Advances AI Security with nxtlinq-Powered Execution Governance, Referencing NIST AI Agent Security Docket
Santa Ana, CA — May 5, 2026 IKE Tech, an AI-powered compliance infrastructure provider serving the global regulated nicotine industry announced that its platform leverages an advanced agentic execution security and governance layer powered by nxtlinq. This aligns with emerging industry discussions on securing autonomous AI systems, including a submission published in the public docket of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) under Docket ID: NIST-2025-00

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May 12