Unlocking a New Service Opportunity for SIs and MSSPs with Agentic AI Protection As enterprises rapidly adopt agentic AI technologies—ranging from desktop copilots to custom-built autonomous agents—the security conversation is fundamentally changing. Gilad Friedman |April 23, 2026
Why Agent & Tool Visibility Is Imperative for AI Security Posture Management As organizations accelerate their adoption of autonomous, agent‑driven AI, one truth is becoming undeniable: you cannot secure what you cannot see. Agentic AI systems already move far beyond the predictable, linear workflows of traditional software. Dror Zelber |April 15, 2026
The Rise of Shadow Agents: How Employees Are Deploying AI Tools Outside Security’s Control Shadow IT was about unsanctioned apps and spreadsheets. Shadow agents are far more consequential. Dror Zelber |April 09, 2026
The EU Delayed AI Guidance. Your AI Security Can’t Wait The European Union recently confirmed that its long-awaited guidance for high-risk AI systems will be delayed again, after already missing the 2 February 2026 deadline for Article 6 guidance on how to determine whether an AI system qualifies as high-risk. Dan Schnour |April 08, 2026
The Hidden Risk in Homegrown AI Agents: Why OpenClaw Changes the Equation Organizations everywhere are racing to build autonomous AI agents - not as experiments, but as core digital workers embedded across workflows, customer-facing channels, and internal operations. Dror Zelber |April 02, 2026
The Agentic Web Is Here — Are we ready for it? The Internet as we know it is seeing a massive change. Applications have sprinted from Web to APIs to be AI-powered - and are now transforming into being AI Agents & Autonomous AI Applications, meaning that the Web Economy is now transforming into an Agentic Economy. Karthik Raju |March 19, 2026
Why Agentic AI Is More Dangerous Than Traditional LLMs: Understanding Autonomy Risk Traditional LLMs generate text; Agentic AI generates consequences. The leap from predictive responses to autonomous action changes the risk equation dramatically. Dror Zelber |March 18, 2026
Understanding AI Agents - The Next Wave of Automated Internet Activity Artificial intelligence is reshaping not only what software can do, but how it operates across the internet. While in the recent past, AI’s most visible impact on web activity came in the form of AI crawlers that collected and indexed content at scale for model training, a more complex shift is underway. Dhanesh Ramachandran |March 17, 2026
How Effective Is Radware’s AI Agent Protection Against Indirect Prompt Injection? As autonomous AI agents rapidly enter business workflows, security teams face a new and often overlooked threat: indirect prompt injection (IPI). Dror Zelber |February 18, 2026
When Good AI Agents Go Bad: A Cautionary Tale for Modern Organizations In 2025, retail chain BrightMart was riding a wave of optimism. Like many organizations across industries—law firms, insurance companies, logistics providers and customer-facing service companies—it had begun deploying AI agents to accelerate employee productivity, automate repetitive tasks, streamline customer interactions and push overall efficiency to new levels. Dror Zelber |February 03, 2026
When Help Turns Harmful: How Attacking a Healthcare LLM Prompt Can Put Patients at Risk Healthcare institutions around the world are adopting AI-driven virtual assistants to improve patient services. Instead of waiting on hold, patients can ask a Large Language Model (LLM) for help with booking appointments, checking lab results, understanding treatment options, managing chronic conditions, or even getting reminders about medication or follow-ups. Dror Zelber |January 14, 2026
ZombieAgent: New ChatGPT Vulnerabilities Let Data Theft Continue (and Spread) We’ve discovered several new vulnerabilities that allow an attacker to exploit ChatGPT to exfiltrate sensitive or personal information. Zvika Babo |January 08, 2026