@mintive
www.mintive.com Treat Your AI Agents Like Insiders With agents, AI now sends emails, updates CRMs, merges code and posts in team chat, using permissions a person handed it. You can't fully inspect how a model reaches a decision, and its chain of... WebMCP is going to be the new default for website interactions.View quoted post on X
Just got hit with a pretty sophisticated phishing attempt.
Someone posing as a Bloomberg contact reached out about a conversation I'd genuinely be interested in. Convincing profile, blue checkmark on X, and a well-targeted pitch.
They definitely did their homework.
The red flags:
--Their scheduling link redirected to an X OAuth authorization page requesting full access to my X account.
--I Googled the person and couldn't find anything about them.
--I suggested using my own Calendly link instead. No response.
Didn't fall for it. But phishing is getting very targeted. A blue checkmark means nothing. Always check what access you're granting.
And @business, if you actually want to chat about Mintive's recent raise and how we're securing enterprise AI agents, I'm all ears 😄View quoted post on X
Every AI agent at work runs with the access of whoever set it up.
That’s why security keeps saying no.
Today we’re launching @mintive: every agent gets its own identity and permissions, the same way every employee does.
We’ve raised $11M, with @cowboyvc leading our latest round.View quoted post on X
Had a blast at the first AARM event hosted by Herman Errico at @TrustVanta offices. Did some cool demos on how we're approaching permissions for multiplayer agents, showing how we need to use the context around the channels, requester, and tools to determine what agents can actually do!View quoted post on X
