A state-linked group recently demonstrated how an AI agent could be manipulated to autonomously execute over 80% of a cyberattack. This incident was a turning point.

Now, enterprise leaders are caught between two narratives: one that AI builders are telling them, that everything is fine; and the other one that cybersecurity vendors are stressing on, that everything is on fire. This confusion often leads to analysis paralysis. This PoV explains why the real threat isn't AI, but the lack of structure around it.

Download this PoV to learn:

• Six concrete steps your security and engineering teams must take now, from limiting agent permissions to strengthening identity governance.
• How AI has compressed the cost and speed of an attack, making proper governance a financial and security necessity.
• How the shift in attack speed forces you to change your threat model and what the cost of attack means for your budget.
• How AI agents can be manipulated and why engineering discipline must replace assumptions about default safety.
• How to update governance frameworks, risk registers, and identity controls to reflect agent-driven operations.
• How to move away from tracking old threats and instead focus on rapid scanning and monitoring for agent-driven bursts of activity.