Security exec: don't blanket-control all agents — find where the real risk sits
moniquejmorrow · x · 2026-10-16
Responding to agent-security discussion, security exec Monique Morrow argues the answer isn't putting every agent under the same controls — instead, understand where the real risk sits and focus attention there. As AI becomes part of everyday work, she says, we need to know which agents exist, what they can reach, and how their behavior changes over time: visibility, permission boundaries, and behavior drift as the core of agent governance.
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