MIT Technology Review: data lineage is the new agentic AI security perimeter
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Sponsored MIT Technology Review Insights piece, produced with Cyberhaven, argues AI security is a data visibility problem rather than a tool problem. It walks through a sales-agent scenario where unapproved pricing data spreads across agents with no traceable entry point.
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