Agentic AI

Enable the Enterprise with AI Agents

Businesses need ways to securely use Agentic AI to maximize productivity and efficiency

Challenges

What makes Agentic AI Unique?

AI Agents can act as humans do. We should secure them accordingly. There are three unique attack vectors to consider.

Scenarios

Type of AI Agents

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 Agents

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 Agents

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!

The Solution

Security from Buildtime to Runtime

Security teams need to start treating AI Agents like humans and develop a purpose-built insider risk program and threat model.

Profile Agents

Determine which AI Agents are in use, how they are used, and why they exist

Detection & Response

Implement mechanisms to ensure that any risks are flagged and managed in real-time

Prevention

Install guardrails to enable enterprise-wide adoption of Agentic AI that is in line with corporate policy

Security Posture Management

For AI Agents that are built on low-code/no-code platforms, ensure that any misconfigurations are tracked and mitigated.

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