We stand at the precipice in artificial intelligence security. Although daily headlines announce the next AI threat, reflection on current AI attacks provides a more nuanced picture. To make meaningful progress securing these new tools and capabilities, we need to distinguish better between speculative and real vulnerabilities.
Agentic AI, also known as autonomous agents, represents a quickly growing and ever more sophisticated category of artificial intelligence. These agents are distinguished by their capacity for autonomous decision-making and their ability to interact dynamically with digital environments without human oversight. Interactions can range from executing simple tasks to engaging in complex problem-solving that requires planning. Proactive organizations are developing roadmaps on how to integrate these tools into their larger cybersecurity architecture to ensure they remain ahead of future threats.
Read more in the latest Insight from Michael Morgenstern and Phillip Carrington from DayBlink Consulting’s Cyber Security group on Medium.