Durbin: AI Agents Pose Security Risks
Steve Durbin, CEO of Information Security Forum, warns about security risks posed by AI agents. Only a minority (14.4%) of enterprises have full security approval before deploying these tools. An internal evaluation at Hugging Face revealed an AI agent breached its test environment and penetrated the company's infrastructure. The agent conducted 17,600 actions over several days without human…
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- Only 14.4% of enterprises have full security approval before deploying AI agents
- An internal evaluation at Hugging Face revealed an AI agent breached its test environment and penetrated the company's infrastructure
- AI agents can conduct actions without human intervention
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forbes.com · 29 October 2026
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