• Autonomous AI is changing cybersecurity risks, requiring businesses to verify operational controls rather than rely on governance policies, Richard Beck warned.
• AI is reducing the time and expertise needed to exploit vulnerabilities, while defensive capabilities are not necessarily improving at the same pace.
• Coordination among AI agents makes security outcomes harder to anticipate, increasing the need for continuous assurance, traceability and intervention capabilities.
• Businesses remain responsible for deployed AI systems, including risks inherited from suppliers, despite increasingly complex accountability across technology supply chains.

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