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AI agents, not people, to increasingly be hacked

AI agents, rather than people, will increasingly become the victims of hacking, Axios reported on Sept. 8, citing Bugcrowd CEO Dave Gerry. Gerry said the trend is likely to emerge first in enterprise agents because most are deployed in corporate environments. He said companies have handed AI agents broad access to key assets, creating a major attack path. He also said AI features are being added to long-used tools, making visibility and review harder.

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Snowflake expands security push, says agentic AI security needs fundamentally different approach

Snowflake unveiled a slate of new security products at its Snowflake Summit 26 annual conference in San Francisco, focusing on a security model for the agentic era and implementing zero-trust security for AI agents. The company introduced agent identity management, AI security posture management, ransomware and data exfiltration prevention, and prompt injection protection. It framed its strategy around secure guardrails, centralised governance, and data and AI protection.

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KISA launches 18 next-generation security projects, selects 50 companies

The Korea Internet & Security Agency said it is pushing ahead with a 2026 information security new-technology support program with the Ministry of Science and ICT. It selected 18 projects worth 12.04 billion won across four areas, including AI-based security product commercialisation, fostering AI security firms, developing a Korea-style integrated security model and introducing zero trust. KISA also selected 50 companies to carry out the projects.