CrowdStrike launches 'AI kill switch' it claims can stop rogue agents and more
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CrowdStrike’s AI kill switch inside Falcon Guardian formalizes what many CISOs are worrying about — how to contain misbehaving agents before they touch critical systems. If you're piloting agentic workflows, you need an explicit shutdown and monitoring plan this week, whether via a vendor like this or your own guardrails.
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