Agentic AI Security & Governance
Empower your workforce with AI agents - securely built, used, and governed.
AI Agents can act as humans do. We should secure them accordingly. There are three unique attack vectors to consider.
Hackers and attackers take aim at AI agents via indirect prompt injection as they seek access to sensitive data and corporate secrets.
Trusted insiders, whether employees or third parties, may knowingly or unknowingly prompt AI agents to behave in unintended or unauthorized ways.
AI agents can behave as unpredictably as humans, often stepping outside established guardrails by misinterpreting prompts or taking actions out of sequence.
AI Agents that make businesses efficient are also the most vulnerable. Custom AI Agents, extensions, and automations are being created daily, often without security controls. This leads to security and risk concerns.
AI Agents can be purchased off the shelf as a standalone offering, or can be built by business users using low-code platforms. AI Agents can also be declarative or autonomous.
Declarative AI Agents are active in how they assist end users and are triggered by a variety of things including text prompts, emails, data changes, and react to various declarations to perform tasks.
Autonomous AI Agents are ‘always on’ and can be triggered without human intervention and/or run on a predefined schedule.
When not properly secured, AI Agents can be leveraged to exfiltrate data, perpetuate social engineering and phishing attacks, and more! Security teams need to start treating AI Agents like humans and develop a purpose-built insider risk program and threat model.
We’d love to chat with you about how your team can secure and govern AI Agents everywhere.
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