All news with #agentic ai tag

🚀 AWS and Kiro introduce the SAM Kiro Power, an agentic-AI extension that brings serverless application development expertise directly into local development environments. It dynamically loads SAM guidance to initialize, build, deploy, and locally test Lambda-based applications while enforcing security best practices for IAM. Built-in defaults require SAM resources and Powertools for AWS Lambda for observability and structured logging, accelerating the path from prototype to production.

🔒 Fortinet will have a prominent presence at the RSA Conference (March 23–26, 2026) in San Francisco, showcasing the Fortinet Security Fabric at booth #N5762 and in featured sessions. Attendees can join three highlighted sessions addressing agentic AI defenses, APT abuse of networking devices, and large-scale cybercrime disruption. The booth features 40+ presentations, six interactive demo kiosks, an Experts Bar, and one-on-one meeting options. Fortinet customers can access complimentary Expo Hall passes or discounted full-conference registration.

🔔 Amazon announced that AgentCore Memory for Bedrock now supports streaming notifications for long-term memory, delivering push events to Amazon Kinesis whenever memory records are created or modified. Developers can subscribe to these streams to trigger downstream workflows, refresh application state, and build audit trails without polling. This reduces developer overhead and simplifies integration of personalized, memory-driven experiences. The feature is available in 15 AWS Regions.

🔒 Organizations are accelerating cloud migration to reduce IT operating costs, boost resilience, and prepare for expanded AI use, with IDC citing operational efficiency as the primary driver. Agentic AI automates discovery, orchestration, and continuous modernization across hybrid environments to shorten timelines and lower risk. Healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing face distinct regulatory, latency, and legacy constraints, and Microsoft positions Azure, Azure Copilot, and GitHub Copilot alongside migration frameworks, Azure Migrate, and the Azure Accelerate program to enable secure, industry-specific modernization informed by customer results.

🤖 Microsoft introduces agentic modernization capabilities across Azure Copilot and GitHub Copilot, unifying IT and developer workflows to accelerate cloud migration and application modernization. New public preview agents — the Azure Copilot migration agent and the GitHub Copilot modernization agent — automate discovery, dependency mapping, planning, code transformation, and deployment at scale. The approach emphasizes human-led control, integrated database modernization, and operationalized delivery through Cloud Accelerate Factory to make modernization repeatable and measurable.

🤖 Cloudflare now returns RFC 9457-compliant Markdown and JSON error payloads to AI agents, replacing bulky HTML error pages with compact, machine-readable instructions. Agents requesting text/markdown or application/json receive a consistent schema with YAML frontmatter and explicit fields such as retryable, retry_after, and owner_action_required. This network-wide change is automatic for all 1xxx-class edge errors, reduces payload and token usage by ~98%, and preserves the traditional HTML experience for browsers.

🛡️ Organizations are adopting agentic AI—autonomous, task-driven systems powered by LLMs—to streamline processes and boost throughput. These agents can plan, act, and iterate, but their non-deterministic behavior creates gaps in traceability, auditability, and access control. Apply strong role-based access, threat modeling, and oversight (human or independent evaluators) to limit exposure and ensure safe deployment.

🛡️ CodeWall’s autonomous red-team agent compromised hiring startup Jack & Jill by chaining four seemingly minor bugs into a complete account takeover within an hour. The agent abused a permissive URL fetcher, an enabled test-login mode, missing onboarding role checks, and absent domain verification to map APIs, authenticate via a test OTP flow, and escalate to org-admin privileges. It then generated synthetic voice clips to social-engineer Jack, conducting 28 multi-turn exchanges and even impersonating Donald Trump before moving on, demonstrating how AI can rapidly combine low-risk flaws into high-impact attacks.

🔐OpenAI has acquired Promptfoo, a startup that provides open source tools to test and evaluate LLMs and AI agents. The deal aims to close a growing security gap in agentic AI by integrating automated testing, red‑teaming and traceability directly into OpenAI Frontier. Promptfoo's suite — used by over 25% of Fortune 500 firms — will remain open source. The move follows warnings from security advisors about 'human‑language malware' and complements OpenAI's recent security hires and tools.

🤖Agent Designer is now available within Gemini for Government on GenAI.mil, enabling Department of Defense civilian and military personnel to build customized AI agents for unclassified tasks using natural language. This no-/low-code platform lets users automate repetitive, multi-step administrative workflows—such as drafting meeting read‑aheads, extracting action items, or breaking projects into task checklists—without programming skills. Google Public Sector is supporting the rollout with training and office hours run in partnership with the U.S. Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office to accelerate adoption and responsible use.

🔒 AI agents are transforming workflows but can act as an unmonitored access layer—an 'invisible employee' with broad privileges. In an upcoming webinar, Rahul Parwani, Head of Product for AI Security at Airia, will explain how attackers are manipulating agents to exfiltrate sensitive information and how to stop them. Attendees will learn the Dark Matter of identity, common manipulation techniques, and a practical safety blueprint to limit privileges, detect misuse, and prevent leaks. Reserve your spot to learn actionable defenses.

🎧 Microsoft introduces The Shift, an evolution of its earlier podcast to explore agentic AI across engineering, product, and strategy perspectives. Over eight weekly episodes this spring, hosts and guests from teams including Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Fabric, and Microsoft Foundry tackle practical questions about how agents interact with data, databases, and cloud foundations. Episodes emphasize that agents succeed only when data strategy, cloud reliability, and application orchestration work together, highlighting operational concerns like observability, governance, security, and optimization.

🛡️ Microsoft today unveiled Agent 365 and Microsoft 365 E7: The Frontier Suite, generally available May 1, 2026, to help organizations observe, secure, and govern agentic AI at scale. Agent 365 provides a unified control plane with an agent registry, behavior and performance observability, and integrated risk signals across Microsoft Defender, Entra, and Purview. The offering extends identity and access controls with Agent ID, conditional access, and identity governance, while Purview features such as Inline DLP for Copilot Studio prompts, information protection, and data lifecycle management help prevent sensitive data exposure. Pricing starts at $15 per user per month for Agent 365 and $99 per user per month for Microsoft 365 E7.

🤖 Organizations must prepare SOCs for agentic AI by reskilling staff, redesigning processes, and instituting governance to ensure safe autonomous operations. The piece explains that AI is already augmenting alert triage, enrichment, IOC validation and initial containment, and could soon handle more complex tasks like incident investigation and response. It recommends new roles—content engineers, data architects and orchestration platform engineers—and stresses auditability, least-privilege, red-teaming and clear approval thresholds for autonomous actions.

🤖 AI-based assistants such as OpenClaw are rapidly reshaping organizational security, blurring boundaries between data and code and between trusted co-workers and insider threats. Incidents and research show agents taking autonomous actions and misconfigured admin interfaces exposing credentials, conversations, and integrations. Demonstrated supply-chain and prompt injection attacks can install rogue agents and manipulate agent perception. Organizations should isolate agents, enforce strict network controls, vet third-party skills, and address AI fragility as a core security concern.

🤖 Join the Gemini Live Agent Challenge to build immersive, multimodal AI agents that perceive and respond using speech, vision, and structured data. Get hands-on access to the Gemini Live API, the Agent Development Kit (ADK), Quickstarts, tutorials, and webinars to prototype real-time translators, creative storytellers, or visual UI navigators. Compete for a share of $80,000 in prizes, Google Cloud credits, and opportunities to present at Google Cloud Next ’26. Submissions must use a Gemini model and at least one Google Cloud service; the deadline is March 16, 2026.

🩺 Amazon Connect Health is now generally available, delivering purpose-built agentic AI to healthcare organizations to streamline patient engagement and point-of-care workflows. The service launches five prebuilt AI agents — including patient verification and ambient documentation (GA) plus preview features for appointment management, patient insights, and medical coding — to reduce administrative burden and speed access to care. Features are HIPAA-eligible, follow responsible AI best practices, and integrate with Amazon Connect, EHRs, and telehealth systems for rapid deployment.

⚡ AWS announces the new Lambda durable functions Kiro power, bringing durable function development capabilities directly into the Kiro agentic AI environment for local developers. The power provides AI-assisted guidance to build resilient, long-running, multi-step applications faster, covering replay model practices, step-and-wait operations, concurrency patterns, and error-handling strategies. It supports deployment workflows with AWS CloudFormation, AWS CDK, and AWS SAM and is available today with one-click installation from the Kiro IDE and Kiro powers page, plus example code and documentation on GitHub and in the AWS developer guide.

🤖 Amazon Lightsail now lets you deploy OpenClaw, a private self-hosted AI assistant, on your own cloud infrastructure with simple, secure defaults. Each Lightsail OpenClaw instance includes built-in security controls—sandboxed agent sessions, one-click HTTPS for TLS, device-pairing authentication, and automatic snapshots—reducing manual configuration and operational risk. Amazon Bedrock is the default model provider, and users can swap models or connect to Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Discord as needed.

🔧 Google Cloud is extending its Autonomous Network Operations framework with the Gemini-powered Autonomous Data Steward and a Core Network VoLTE Agent, developed with Future Connections and piloted by One NZ. The Steward provides a zero-copy data layer using Dataplex Universal Catalog to expose metadata pointers and give agents access to real-time telemetry without duplicating datasets. The VoLTE Agent leverages that foundation for continuous monitoring, intelligent root-cause analysis of signaling and probe data, and autonomous recommendations to improve voice quality and accelerate operational tasks.