AI and Security - if enterprises rush in where developers fear to tread, what’s the answer?

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Recent reports suggest that as organizations hand functions to agentic systems, they are losing control and oversight – despite demanding both. As previously reported, that was the finding of the recent Economist Enterprise survey, which found that 98% of adopters have suffered significant incidents related to that loss of human agency.

As its white paper Power Without Control – Re-thinking Cybersecurity for the Age of Agentic AI explained:

AI agents are breaking things and organizations know it. [But] they are deploying more anyway. […] 90% say they are deploying agents faster than their security teams can evaluate or govern them […] because competitive pressure to adopt agents outpaces the infrastructure to control them.

However, a new report from security unicorn Aikido suggests that a similar problem exists among software developers: the faster the industry moves, the more code is shipped with known or untested vulnerabilities, because of the same commercial...

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