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opinion
Jul 30, 20266 mins
AI agents are being connected to real systems faster than most organizations are learning how to secure them. That should concern us.
The first wave of AI security discussion has been useful, but limited. The industry has learned the vocabulary: prompt injection, indirect prompt injection, tool misuse, data leakage, excessive agency, unsafe retrieval, and broken authorization boundaries. These terms are important because they give teams a way to talk about risk.
