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← back to all postsYou Gave the AI Agent the Keys. That's the Breach.
Enterprise AI agent fleets doubled in four months and only about one in five are governed before they go live. When one gets breached, there's usually no clever attack behind it. Just an agent doing exactly what it was allowed to do.
Your AI Policy Doesn't Cover the Part That Can Actually Hurt You
79% of organizations are deploying AI agents. 6% have updated their governance to match. The gap isn't in the models. It's in what those agents are connected to.
Your AI Agent Has a Supply Chain. Did You Audit It?
One in four MCP servers expose AI agents to remote code execution. Most teams deploying agents do not know what an MCP server is. That is a supply chain problem disguised as an AI launch.
"We Have an AI Policy" Is the New "We Passed the Audit"
OpenAI just admitted prompt injection isn't getting solved, and companies are wiring AI agents into production anyway. A policy document is not a control.
The AI Questionnaire Your Vendors Aren't Ready For
Your vendors' employees are using AI tools. That means your data is flowing to model providers you've never assessed. Here are the questions to start asking.
You Want to Try OpenClaw. Here's How to Not Wreck Yourself.
OpenClaw is genuinely cool technology—and a real security risk. Instead of telling you to run away, here's how to experiment with it safely.
The Drinking Bird at the Nuclear Plant
Sam Altman wants to give AI full access to everything. Your users will too. Your AI security strategy isn't competing against attackers; it's competing against tedium. Tedium wins.