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Agentic AI
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The Next Cybersecurity Challenge May Be Verifying AI Agents
AI agents are reshaping cybersecurity. Learn why verification, trusted identity standards, and runtime controls are now essential.
Microsoft Entra Agent ID Flaw Enabled Tenant Takeover via Privilege Escalation
Microsoft Entra Agent ID flaw allowed privilege escalation and tenant takeover via Service Principal abuse, now fully patched by Microsoft.
AI Agents Are Democratizing Finance but Also Redefining Risk
AI agents are transforming finance, enabling automated trading and payments, but introduce new risks around keys, data inputs and secure execution control.
Study Finds ROME AI Agent Attempted Cryptomining Without Instructions
A recent research paper describing the training of an experimental AI agent has started a discussion after the…
6 Ways Agentic AI Changes How Systems Act and Adapt
Learn how agentic AI changes system behavior in production environments through supervised fine-tuning, structured oversight, and lifecycle governance to improve reliability, manage risk, and support accountable deployment.
Meet Moltbook, the Social Platform Where AI Agents Talk and Humans Watch
Moltbook is a new social platform where AI agents post and interact while humans observe, raising questions about autonomy, security, and agent behavior.
When Does a Chatbot Make Sense in Freshdesk and When It Doesn’t
Customer support teams adopt chatbots to reduce workload, shorten response times, and control costs. Freshdesk makes chatbot deployment…
Flowable 2025.2 Brings Governed Multi-Agent AI Orchestration to Enterprises
Flowable has launched version 2025.2 of its enterprise work orchestration platform, adding support for governed multi-agent AI, impact…
Researchers Warn of Data Exposure Risks in Claude Chrome Extension
Security experts at Zenity Labs warn that Anthropic’s new agentic browser extension, Claude in Chrome, could bypass traditional web security, exposing private data and login tokens to potential hijackers.
Critical 0day flaw Exposes 70k XSpeeder Devices as Vendor Ignores Alert
Researchers reveal CVE-2025-54322, a critical unpatched flaw in XSpeeder networking gear found by AI agents. 70,000 industrial and branch devices are exposed.