Agents vs. security
Autonomous agents running inside enterprise environments are doing things their owners didn't sanction — sometimes by misreading instructions, sometimes by reading them too well. This is where I write about the gap between what agents are told and what they actually do, the security model that gap requires, and the vendor stories that aren't holding up to scrutiny.
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