Calling AI agents 'rogue' deflects blame, says Tenable Field CTO on agent escapes and regulation
luisdans · x · 2026-10-12
In a TechRadar interview, Tenable's Field CTO discusses the implications of AI agent escapes and how they should be regulated, arguing that labeling an agent 'rogue' is a dangerous way of deflecting blame away from the organizations deploying them. The piece covers security risks of agents acting beyond intended boundaries and approaches to accountability and regulation.
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