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AI is the most powerful thing you've ever deployed. Guard it.

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🔴 Deloitte 2026: only 1% of companies are 'AI-mature.' Only 21% have mature governance for AI agents. The other 99% are running AI agents in production right now with no security posture. Here's the checklist that separates them: 🧵

🔴 Amazon is deploying AI agents at $200B scale. Only 21% of orgs have mature agentic AI governance. AWS's own docs admit existing security frameworks don't apply to agents. Here's exactly what that attack surface looks like: 🧵

🔴 Anthropic built an AI that can find zero-days and write exploits. They tried to give defenders a head start. That head start lasted 14 hours before unauthorized access was gained. Both sides now run the same model. Here's what that means: 🧵

🔴 CRITICAL: Microsoft Entra's 'Agent ID Administrator' role let any attacker take over EVERY service principal in your tenant. Patched April 9. No CVE issued. If you run M365 Copilot — audit NOW. Here's the full attack chain: 🧵

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