AI cyber regulation should push critical orgs to adopt defensive security AI
joshua_saxe · x · 2026-07-23
The post argues that if governments issue AI cyber regulation or guidance, it should focus mainly on adoption rather than restriction.
- Critical organizations should be required to adopt defensive security AI on a schedule.
- The rationale is that these groups will become soft targets in the coming wave of agentic attacks.
- The author argues that restrictions alone can do little to prevent that threat.
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