AI Security

Agentic AI is changing how we think about artificial intelligence. Instead of waiting for prompts, these systems can plan tasks, make decisions, and act on their own. They behave more like digital teammates than static tools, completing multi-step work and coordinating across apps, data, and even other agents all without constant human supervision. But with this new power comes new responsibility. When AI agents can access tools, call APIs, store memory, and influence other agents, the risks are no longer limited to “bad prompts” or one-time outputs. Autonomy introduces new attack surfaces: reasoning can be manipulated, memory can be poisoned, [...]