39% of respondents say AI agents accessed unauthorized systems or resources.

54% of respondents say AI agents accessing and sharing inappropriate information is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

57% of respondents say AI agents sharing privileged data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

58% of respondents say AI agent's potential to perform unintended actions is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

60% of respondents say AI agent's ability to access privileged data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

75% of financial institutions say fraudsters outpace defenders with generative AI.

31% of respondents say AI agents accessed inappropriate data.

47% of manufacturing respondents expect better compliance as the benefit AI adoption in remote access security.

96% of tech professionals view AI agents as a growing security risk.

98% of organizations plan to expand their adoption of AI agents.

80% of companies say their AI agents have taken unintended actions.

82% of organizations already use AI agents.

Over 96% of manufacturing respondents have plans to incorporate AI into remote access security.

55% of respondents say AI agents making decisions based on inaccurate or unverified data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

Two-thirds (68%) of respondents used the cost savings generated from optimization on innovation and other AI initiatives.

Only 44% of organizations report having policies in place to secure AI agents.

Alarmingly, 23% reported their AI agents have been tricked into revealing access credentials.

39% of respondents say AI agents accessed unauthorized systems or resources.

57% of respondents say AI agents sharing privileged data is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.

58% of respondents say AI agent's potential to perform unintended actions is a factor contributing to AI agents as a security risk.