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GitHub has shared its approach to securing agentic workflows, relying on isolation, limited permissions, and detailed logs to ensure AI agents operate safely.
The Cursor security team shared how they launched a 'fleet' of AI agents to find and fix vulnerabilities in their rapidly changing codebase.
We explore how Red Hat AI enables you to connect your own AI agent to corporate infrastructure without rewriting it to meet external standards.
Alibaba Cloud has released the Agent Security Center, a platform that integrates multiple layers of security into a single system for protecting AI agents.
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Security
Nacos 3.2 introduces a corporate skills registry for AI agents, helping organizations defend against malicious plugins and streamline the management of AI resources.
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Infrastructure
Exploring how Kimi created a scalable and secure environment for AI agents on the Alibaba Cloud platform.
Red Hat and F5 have released a ready-to-use blueprint for securing AI services in production, featuring data filtering, bot protection, and a flexible architecture.
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Technical context • Security
We're breaking down how MCP server and client security works and why properly configured access control is crucial for any agent-based system.
OpenHands has introduced a tool for automatically fixing vulnerabilities in code: an AI agent autonomously analyzes the problem and provides a ready-to-implement solution.
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