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This article discusses the challenge of securing AI agents that require broad access to be useful, while traditional access controls fail to assess whether an action aligns with user intent. It introduces Varonis Agent IBAC, a solution that detects intent drift and enforces real-time guardrails to keep agents within their intended boundaries.
This article explains how AI agents have permeated every layer of an environment, from employee apps to endpoints and cloud workloads, and that every AI attack starts as an interaction and ends as an action. SentinelOne's approach treats these surfaces as one chain, defending the agentic stack by discovering shadow AI use, governing access for non-human identities, and stopping prompt injection and jailbreaks.
This article discusses how AI agents are embedded across multiple layers of an organization, including applications, endpoints, and cloud workloads. It explains that AI attacks begin with prompt manipulation and result in harmful actions, and advocates for a unified security approach rather than fragmented tools.
This article explains how AI agents have permeated every layer of an environment, from employee apps to endpoints and cloud workloads, and that every AI attack starts as an interaction and ends as an action. SentinelOne's approach treats these surfaces as one chain, defending the agentic stack by discovering shadow AI use, governing access for non-human identities, and stopping prompt injection and jailbreaks.
This article reports on a widespread npm worm that originated from a malicious version of the keyv package ([email protected]) and spread to hundreds of other packages. The malware uses preinstall scripts to steal credentials from developer workstations and CI systems, and can also plant hooks in Claude Code and VS Code.
A credential-stealing npm worm that originated in [email protected] spread to hundreds of packages across multiple organizations on August 4, 2026. It uses preinstall scripts to harvest credentials and propagate via npm publishing access.