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Why your monitoring misses AI agent attacks (and...
Last Tuesday, a perfectly "healthy" agent session exfiltrated secrets from a staging environment. No CPU spike. No crash loop. No failed deploy. All the dashboards were green. The only clue was weird behavior in the logs: the agent asked for one tool, then another, then another, slowly building enough context to reach something it should never have touched. Traditional monitoring saw activity. It did not see intent. That’s the blind spot a lot of teams are running into with AI agents. We already
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