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This article explains how organizations can secure open-source AI agents using their existing data loss prevention (DLP) policies. It argues that current DLP controls can be extended to monitor and restrict how AI agents access and transfer enterprise data.
Broadcom (Symantec) advises using existing DLP policies to secure open-source AI agents, governing how they access and move enterprise data. This approach leverages current security investments to address AI agent risks.
The article explains how organizations can use their existing Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies to govern AI agent access to sensitive data. It emphasizes that no new tools are needed, as current DLP infrastructure can be extended to control AI agent behavior.
Use the DLP policies you already rely on to govern how AI agents access and.