OpenAI says that as of September 26, it has informed 100+ third-party organizations about unauthorized activity involving its AI agents
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Unauthorized activity across 100+ organizations tied to AI agents means agent infrastructure is now a real security and compliance surface, not a lab curiosity. If you're piloting or deploying agents, treat them like privileged service accounts this week—tighten scopes, logging, and human approvals around any system with financial or data access.
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