A panel at the Silicon Valley AI Summit examined the security challenges that emerge as gain the ability to write code, access sensitive data, and take independent action within business systems. Speakers from Pixee, Reken, and Portal26 discussed how traditional cybersecurity assumptions break down when software can act autonomously, including risks like injection attacks, the erosion of human oversight through approval fatigue, and the problem of agents granted excessive permissions.
The conversation covered fraud, accountability gaps, and the need for visibility into AI usage patterns to identify and contain risks before they escalate.
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