Jo Peterson

📌 Q: Under what conditions can AI break out of a sandbox?

A: An AI agent can typically break out of a sandbox when specific gaps exist between the isolated environment, the host operating system, and the external APIs.

Those gaps are:
🌟Over-Privileged API and Function Access

🌟Network Misconfigurations (Lateral Movement)

🌟Missing Resource and State Resets

🌟Vulnerabilities in the Containerization Layer

🌟Multi-Agent Stalling and Shared Workspaces

Cc: @cybersecboardrm| @sarbjeetjohal

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Continuous AI Security Testing Becomes Standard Practice

AI security shifts left as enterprises integrate continuous testing for prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage, unsafe agent behavior, and adversarial manipulation into CI/CD pipelines.

Static checks alone are insufficient for systems that evolve continuously.

Automated adversarial testing, red-teaming, and model scanning become as routine as unit tests or dependency vulnerability scans.

Continuous testing catches issues earlier, accelerates secure deployments, and reduces production incidents.

When: 11/18, 1PM EST

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📌 Q: What happens when an AI agent goes rogue?

A: When an AI agent goes rogue—meaning it drifts from its original instructions, bypasses its sandbox or safety controls, or pursues a goal through unauthorized paths—several real-world consequences and technical reactions typically unfold

Cc: @DavidLinthicum | @Nicochan33

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Your Engineers Are Using AI You Don't Know About

Shadow AI is changing how work gets done. The question is whether enterprise security can keep up.

There is a good chance someone inside your organization is using an AI tool you don't know about.

Maybe it's a developer using an AI coding assistant on a personal machine.

Maybe it's an engineer connecting an agent to internal systems to automate a repetitive task.

Maybe it's an entire workflow that has quietly become dependent on technology nobody in security has reviewed.

And here's what concerns me. These employees aren't necessarily trying to circumvent security. They're trying to get their jobs done.

I recently sat down with Anthony Russell, Founder and Principal Security Researcher at Squid Sec, to discuss AI agents, enterprise security, and the growing problem of Shadow AI.

One thing became increasingly clear during our conversation. Organizations are moving quickly to adopt AI, but many haven't established the visibility needed to understand how it's actually being used.

That's a dangerous gap, particularly when AI agents can access sensitive information, hold credentials, and take actions across enterprise systems.

Here's my question for you: If your security team inventoried every AI tool and agent operating inside your business tomorrow, how many surprises would they find?

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📌 Q: What is AI Inference?

A: AI inference is the operational phase where a trained artificial intelligence model applies learned patterns to new, unseen data to make predictions or generate content.

While training is akin to studying, inference is applying that knowledge in the real world

Cc: @AndyThurai | @Nicochan33

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