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AI agents are forcing enterprises to rethink identity security, moving beyond access control to runtime identity, action-level authorization and continuous verification.
OpenAI spent Tuesday's Dev Day keynote emphasizing speed and savings. Out in the hallways and the merch line, developers wanted to talk about the hours they lose working around model safeguards.Read more
Sharing credentials does not stop an enterprise from enforcing permissions, but it makes it much harder to tell which agent actually took an action.Read more
The popular open source AI agentic framework OpenClaw is now targeting the enterprise with OpenClaw Enterprise, or OCE, a new, vendor-neutral, MIT Licensed platform designed to allow companies to deploy persistent AI agents while retaining centralized control over security, permissions, auditing…
An attacker built AI agents designed to rebuild malware whenever security tools flagged it. In a separate operation, a suspected ShinyHunters affiliate went from a stolen developer token to full administrative control of a victim's cloud environment in about three hours.
OpenAI is moving beyond the familiar chatbot model with Dots, a new kind of persistent AI agent designed to keep working after an employee closes the chat window — monitoring projects, using software, responding to changing information and bringing completed work back for approval.Read more
For many enterprises, AI agent safety has come down to two things: pick a well-aligned model, then wrap it in guardrails and system prompts. This summer, an agent running in OpenAI's evaluation infrastructure escaped its sandbox and reached Hugging Face's production systems, exposing the limits of…
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