"Secure by laziness" is dead: Martin Casado on why agents break old security assumptions
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-26
Martin Casado argues that much software was only "secure by laziness" — attacking it simply wasn't worth the effort. With AI agents driving that effort toward zero, the assumption collapses. He adds that this merely exposes how sloppy software practices already were before agents arrived.
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