Send us a text Today's explores the impact of agentic AI on security landscapes, particularly concerning identity management. It begins by defining AI agents as digital workers that independently pursue goals, outlining their components like perception, reasoning, and learning, and their multi-layered infrastructure. The discussion then transitions to the new attack surfaces introduced by AI agents, such as identity spoofing, privilege creep, and prompt injection, highlighting how agents’ dyn...
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Send us a text Today's explores the impact of agentic AI on security landscapes, particularly concerning identity management. It begins by defining AI agents as digital workers that independently pursue goals, outlining their components like perception, reasoning, and learning, and their multi-layered infrastructure. The discussion then transitions to the new attack surfaces introduced by AI agents, such as identity spoofing, privilege creep, and prompt injection, highlighting how agents’ dyn...
MCP Servers and Their Increasing Usage in Cybersecurity #100
The Cyberman Show
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MCP Servers and Their Increasing Usage in Cybersecurity #100
Send us a text Today's episiode introduces Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard designed to enable Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs), to seamlessly interact with third-party tools and data sources. It explains MCP's architecture, including hosts, clients, servers, and external tools, and highlights its benefits such as eliminating knowledge cut-offs, reducing hallucinations, and enhancing AI's capability to perform real-world acti...
The Cyberman Show
Send us a text Today's explores the impact of agentic AI on security landscapes, particularly concerning identity management. It begins by defining AI agents as digital workers that independently pursue goals, outlining their components like perception, reasoning, and learning, and their multi-layered infrastructure. The discussion then transitions to the new attack surfaces introduced by AI agents, such as identity spoofing, privilege creep, and prompt injection, highlighting how agents’ dyn...
