The Autonomous Agent Threat: When Your Defense Tool Becomes the Weapon
AI security tools now have write access to firewalls, creating unprecedented risks. CISOs report 47% have seen unintended AI behavior.
AI security tools now have write access to firewalls, creating unprecedented risks. CISOs report 47% have seen unintended AI behavior.
88% of enterprises reported AI agent security incidents last year, yet only 21% have runtime visibility. The gap is architectural, not operational.
Explore how AI agents like Claude and OpenClaw are transforming tech — and learn what’s at stake as autonomous systems gain deeper system access.
Explore how AI agents like Claude and OpenClaw are transforming tech — and learn what’s at stake as autonomous systems gain deeper system access.
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