March Rundown: RSAC Warnings and Arm's AGI CPU

AI agents are complicating the jobs of cyber professionals, with broken permissions and a lack of oversight posing major risks

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In March the clocks change, Spring begins to show its face, and many companies enter their next financial quarter. But in cybersecurity, no such rays of sunshine are to be found.

In the past week, speakers from across the cybersecurity industry came together at RSAC Conference to warn about the latest threats facing businesses. Some warned that just as AI agents are becoming an opportunity for leaders, they’re also becoming a potential threat vector.