JPMorgan CISO: the agent era may flip decades of security toward "private by default"
neal_lathia · x · 2026-11-09
JPMorgan Chase's CISO argues that after decades of making everything reachable and securing the perimeter, autonomous AI agents may force the next decade to expose only what must be reachable — "private by default". Meanwhile a WhatsApp group jokes BYOC now means "Bring Your Own Claude".
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