Enterprises urged to tighten control over AI agents after recent hacks

Following recent hacks, enterprises are being advised to gain control of their own AI agents, addressing the gap between what agents are allowed to do and what they are capable of.

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2026-11-10 08:00 · ITPro AI
After recent hacks, enterprises need to gain control of their own AI

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