Shift / 02 — Autonomous & AI

Agents that act on their own make ownership, control, and liability ambiguous.

LLM applications and agentic AI introduce novel and pervasive risks to the business. What can AI touch and how can that access be (ab)used? This shift covers best practices for managing the risks of autonomous AI.

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Why This Shift

LLM chatbots create new risks; agentic AI amplifies them.

LLM chatbots can make mistakes or be manipulated, but they still have a human in the loop. Agentic AI can call tools, hold credentials, and access data with little or no human oversight. When agents run 24/7 and act instantaneously, prevention is critical.

FRAMEWORKSOWASP LLM Top 10, OWASP Agentic (ASI) Top 10
AT RISKAgents holding credentials, wallets, or API keys
FIRST STEPExplore the gap between agents' intended access and real-world capabilities.
Explore This Shift

Reports first, then a course — keep the briefing on hand.

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Reports

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Courses

AI courses build necessary background and hands-on capabilities for managing AI risk.

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Briefing

Slide deck and other white-label resources for explaining agentic risk to leadership.

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