Join @gattaca, Global Advisory CISO at @1Password, live on the #BlackHat2026# PULSE_STAGE/05: "Standing Access Is the Problem. AI Agents Just Made It Worse." If your agents still have standing access, this is the session to drop in with your questions. 📅 Today | 11:25AM 📍 PULSE_STAGE/05 Add to your schedule: #BlackHat2026# #IdentitySecurity# #ZeroTrust# #AIAgents# #BlackHat#

Gartner projects that through 2029, more than 50% of successful attacks on AI systems will exploit access control weaknesses. At #BlackHat2026#, Dave Lewis, 1Password Global Advisory CISO, breaks down how a compromised AI agent is fundamentally different from a leaked password and why standing access is becoming one of the biggest security risks organizations face. You'll also see how 1Password replaces standing access with time-limited, task-scoped credentials that are tied to verified identity and revoked automatically when the work is complete. "Standing Access Is the Problem. AI Agents Just Made It Worse." 🗓️ Thursday, August 6 | 11:25am 📍 PULSE_STAGE/05 Add this session to your Black Hat schedule: #BlackHat# #IdentitySecurity# #ZeroTrust# #AIAgents# #1Password#

When securing AI agents, have you asked whether a control makes the attack impossible or merely tedious? Title: Zero Trust for AI Agents URL: 🛡️ Claude's eBook lays out a Zero Trust framework for deploying autonomous AI agents in the enterprise. I could read only the first 8 pages. 🎯 Highlight 1: Impossible, not tedious Rate limits, non-standard ports, and SMS-based MFA degrade badly against agentic attackers with unlimited patience and near-zero cost per attempt. What survives: hardware-bound credentials, expiring tokens, and network paths that simply don't exist. When in doubt, remove a capability instead of throttling it. 💥 Highlight 2: Blast radius An agent with admin access to cloud infrastructure has an enormous blast radius, while read-only access to one database has a small one. "Design for breach" means assuming every agent's blast radius will eventually be tested. 🔑 Highlight 3: Least agency A term coined by OWASP that extends least privilege to each agent tool. A database tool gets read-only queries, an email summarizer gets no send or delete rights, an API gets minimal CRUD. Restrict what a tool can do, how often, and where. A ready-to-use yardstick for designing agent permissions. #AISecurity# #ZeroTrust#

Modernizing zero trust. Governing AI agents at runtime. Scaling agentic AI securely. As AI agents gain access to enterprise systems and data, organizations need new approaches to security and governance. Join @IBM and HashiCorp experts, Field CTOs, and industry peers to discuss how leading organizations are managing identity, access, and trust in the age of agentic AI. 👉 Save your spot to attend in a city near you.

Bankr Builder Spotlight: @1clawAI 1Claw is building zero-trust security for AI agents, so agents and robots act without ever seeing sensitive data. AI agents and robots need access to real money and credentials. Today’s systems weren’t built for either. 1Claw keeps secrets in encrypted hardware and executes server-side: > Shroud scans for malicious code > Intents API signs transactions and runs API calls server-side > Automations + Runtimes for safe autonomous execution All available from 1Claw Platform API. Built agent-first from day one. Now working with Bankr, alongside Google Cloud, Circle, Tenderly, Coder and XRPL. Start free:

Google is bringing innovative technology to a sector that desperately needs it. TPUs, smart model routing, and zero trust for the agentic workforce. $GOOGL Soon, government agencies could have 100 AI agents working on behalf of every employee, accessing systems never built for that scale. The implications for capacity, cost, and security are huge. @googlecloud Public Sector's Field CTO Chris Hein joins @PatrickMoorhead to discuss.

Why are we surprised our TVs spying on us when almost every device with internet access probably does, data is the most valuable thing companies can farm and they will do it in every way possible that's why we should always have a zero trust policy in any device or service we use.

$CRWV unveiled Physical AI Launchables at $NVDA's GTC Berlin, driving premarket shares up over 2%. $SMH The framework targets autonomous vehicle and robotics developers while establishing a customer-controlled Zero Trust security architecture. CoreWeave: Growth grade = A+, with revenue surging over 115% Capital expenditures = over $20B Net margin = -25.4% With Nvidia Rubin hardware arriving in Q4, investors must weigh cloud demand against mounting capital needs. Seeking Alpha Quant Rating for CoreWeave: Hold. Is CoreWeave's growth worth the capex?

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