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RBAC, ABAC and Identity at Runtime for Agents

RBAC grants by role, ABAC grants by evaluating attributes of the user, the resource and the context. Both predate AI, and both break in a new way when an agent acts on someone's behalf: if the agent runs as a service account, every user inherits everything that account can reach. The 2026 answer is that the end user's own identity flows through to every tool call.

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