AI agents security gap: whitepaper reveals scalability crisis in human oversight

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance  

There's an AI agent security gap that nobody is talking about. In our whitepaper released yesterday, one finding particularly stood out - the scalability crisis in human oversight. As AI agents become more autonomous, users will face thousands of permission requests. The reality is that most people will simply approve everything, turning security controls into security theatre. But this is just one of a number of critical vulnerabilities identified in the research: -Agent identity fragmentation - companies building separate identity systems instead of common standards. -User impersonation risks - no way to tell if an action was taken by a human or an agent acting on their behalf. -Recursive delegation - when agents create other agents, permission chains become unmanageably complex. -Browser control bypass - agents controlling screens and browsers sidestep traditional security checks entirely. The technical details matter because these are not theoretical future problems. They are emerging now as agents gain autonomy. The full whitepaper dives deep into each challenge: https://lnkd.in/gs-7RydJ Tobin South Atul Tulshibagwale Nancy Cam-Winget Aaron Parecki Nat Sakimura 💯George Hopkin Pamela Dingle Heather Flanagan Gail Hodges #AIAgents #Cybersecurity #AIGovernance