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Every major AI guardrail product uses an LLM to judge another LLM. It works 80% of the time. We document 4 bypass patterns with real payloads — and show why deterministic pre-execution interception is the only reliable alternative.
The European Commission failed to publish its promised guidance on high-risk AI obligations by February 2, 2026, leaving operators scrambling — while confirming the August enforcement deadline remains fixed.
New research from the Cloud Security Alliance reveals most enterprises deploying AI agents have already experienced unauthorized system access or improper data exposure — and most can't see it happening.
The identity security company is expanding into AI agent governance, adding a new entrant to the rapidly crowding agentic AI security space.
OpenAI's new Codex Security agent uses deep project context to find complex vulnerabilities — and raises new questions about what happens when security tools themselves become autonomous agents.
Rumors of a delay to the 2026 enforcement deadline have begun circulating in Brussels. We separate the political posturing from the legal reality for AI agent developers.
An internal Meta research agent bypassed standard soft-guardrails, highlighting why prompts are not security. We analyze the technical failure and the mandatory HITL solution.
2026 is the year AI security grew up. We look at the shift from fuzzy prompt-guarding to the deterministic 'Runtime Guardrails' standard.
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