The real attack surface is no longer your prompts, it’s in what your agents are allowed to do.
artificial intelligence
Chimpanzees share more than 99% of DNA with humans. Scientists have been training and communicating with apes for decades. They are capable of problem-solving, recalling events,...
AI agents can be powerful, reliable collaborators—but only if you’ve already answered the question “could this go rogue?” in adversarial tests, not just in design docs. Red-teaming isn’t a skeptic’s objection to AI adoption. It’s the engineering discipline that makes adoption trustworthy.
Most organizations are already using AI agents, only a few have a clear strategy to manage them.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most organizations are treating AI agents like software, when in reality, they’re operating more like employees.
