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Three layers of agentic AI security risk

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Agentic systems face classical cybersecurity risks (e.g. remote code execution, SQL injection), inherited risks from LLM components (prompt injection, jailbreaking, data leakage), and new agentic-specific risks (rogue actions, sensitive data disclosure).

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