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IDC predicts half of APAC enterprises will need AI bill of materials by 2028 as supply chain risks grow

11d ago· 1 min readenNews

Summary

IDC forecasts that by 2028, half of enterprises deploying agentic AI across Asia Pacific will require an AI bill of materials for vulnerability scanning, license risk management, and compliance. The codexui-android incident highlights critical visibility gaps in AI tool components, credential access, and external service interactions. Many organizations lack complete inventories of AI tool access and have not applied least-privilege or behavioral monitoring to AI tools, leaving them vulnerable to attackers exploiting these gaps.

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IDC forecasts that by 2028, half of enterprises deploying agentic AI across Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) will require an AI bill of materials.
The codexui-android incident demonstrates the need for visibility into AI tool components and the credentials those tools can access.
Many organizations lack complete inventories of what AI tools access, what credentials they inherit, and which external services they interact with.
Enterprises also have not applied least-privilege and behavioral monitoring to AI tools as they do for human identities, enabling attackers to exploit the gap.
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IDC forecasts that by 2028, half of enterprises deploying agentic AI across Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) will require an AI bill of materials. The bill of materials will support continuous vulnerability scanning, license risk management, and compliance

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