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Win Enterprise Deals by Adopting XAA

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The next enterprise software deal a company loses could hinge on its ability to address AI agent security, as buyers are increasingly demanding vendors adopt protocols that provide visibility and control over connections before they purchase or renew contracts. Cross-App Access has emerged as the solution to this pressing need; it is an open protocol designed specifically to secure app-to-app and agent-to-app integrations while ensuring enterprise readiness. This shift reflects a broader market trend where organizations are rejecting fragmented security measures in favor of standardized approaches that allow them to scale their AI ambitions without compromising on safety or transparency. Data from blind surveys involving 150 enterprise IT and security decision-makers highlights the urgency of this transition, revealing a significant gap between strategic importance and technical readiness. While 86% of respondents consider AI agents very important or mission-critical to their strategies, only 27% believe their current identity systems are prepared to govern these non-human identities at scale. Furthermore, virtually all participants indicated that support for Cross-App Access would positively influence their purchasing decisions, with 76% citing it as having a strong or significant impact. The primary security concerns driving this demand include the risk of data leakage from sensitive internal information shared in leads and issues related to over-privileged access across various industries. Cross-App Access functions as an OAuth extension that builds upon the Model Context Protocol, effectively making leading protocols truly enterprise-ready by securing connections between AI platforms, autonomous applications, business tools, and IT security systems. By prioritizing identity-first advantages, this protocol helps organizations clear security reviews faster because it grants customers the control they demand in the current AI era. Ultimately, adopting Cross-App Access allows enterprises to avoid falling behind competitors who fail to implement robust controls, ensuring that their integration strategies remain secure, transparent, and capable of supporting large-scale deployment across diverse application ecosystems.
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The next SaaS deal you lose could come down to AI agent security. And the bottom [music] line, buyers are signaling that they want their vendors to adopt the protocol that provides visibility and control over agent connections before purchasing software or renewing contracts with their software vendors. The time to adopt cross-app access is now. It's a new open protocol that secures app-to-app and agent-to-app connections. Here's what the data show. >> [music] >> In a blind survey of 150 enterprise IT and security decision makers, 86% indicated AI agents as very important or mission-critical to their strategy. Yet only 27% agree that their current identity systems are ready to govern these non-human identities at scale. On top of that, virtually all said having support for cross-app access in a given AI platform or AI-enabled SaaS application would positively influence their purchasing or renewal decisions with 76% citing strong or significant influence. Top security concerns are the same across industries with data leakage of sensitive internal data shared in the lead, followed closely by over-privileged access. Enterprises are rejecting AI and SaaS [music] products that lack robust controls and transparency. They don't want fragmented security. They want a standardized approach that will help [music] them scale their AI ambitions. The solution? Cross-app access, an OAuth extension that makes it easier to support secure, controlled integrations at scale. And it is an OAuth extension of MCP that secures enterprise [music] connections, making the leading protocol truly enterprise ready. From AI and [music] autonomous apps and platforms to business apps and platforms and IT and security apps and platforms, >> [music] >> cross-app access gives you an identity-first advantage. It helps you clear security reviews faster by giving your customers the control they demand for the AI era. Don't get left behind. Learn more about how to implement cross-app access into your platform today.