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Navigating Cybersecurity Risks In the Era of Agentic AI

The autonomy and proactivity of AI agents will potentially unlock extraordinary efficiencies, but also may introduce new, untraversed surface area for cyberattacks. When AI systems are empowered to act, errors and compromises can cascade faster and farther than human-driven incidents.

7 minute read June 01, 2026 at 02:46 AM
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Tim Howard , Anna Gressel , Megan Kayo and Beth George
Navigating Cybersecurity Risks In the Era of Agentic AI

The adoption of “agentic” AI — systems capable of independent reasoning, planning, and execution — represents a paradigm shift in the rapidly evolving world of AI.

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