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Agentic AI: Taming the Unpredictable

Agentic artificial intelligence is creating enough risks for organizations to demand a security reframe.
19 Jul 2026
Written by Gabi Gerber
Market News

Agentic security challenges stem from a mindset, not the technology, so solving them requires a fundamental shift in how organizations think about control.

While agentic systems can save organizations time across various operations, from cybersecurity and software development to customer support, agents also introduce significant risks to the organization. These systems require alarmingly high levels of access to sensitive information and the use of external tools to complete tasks with little or no human oversight. As a result, they constitute yet another attack surface for threat actors to target. More here

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