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There is likely an AI agent operating within a company's network, storing sensitive information such as API keys and database passwords, and accessing internal systems without supervision. This agent has a significant amount of reach and access, yet it lacks oversight and ownership. The level of access it has would be considered a risk if it were an employee, but it is still viewed as a productivity tool rather than a potential insider threat. This lack of scrutiny raises concerns about the agent's potential impact on network security. The agent's unchecked access to internal systems poses a significant risk to the company's security. Its existence highlights the need to reevaluate the role of AI agents within a company's network.
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