Jacqueline Biggio of Menlo Security explains why the browser is the top data leak vector and how isolation, adaptive DLP and unified governance can secure a workforce of both humans and AI agents.
Most attacks originate from internet usage, and the browser has become the top data leak vector, with generative artificial intelligence fueling a surge in phishing campaigns and breaches traced to shadow AI. As AI agents become the fastest-growing part of the workforce, organizations face a new challenge: agents have no security instincts or critical thinking, default to browsers to reach data trapped behind API-deficient legacy apps, and can be manipulated by hidden prompt injections invisible to the human eye. Capturing AI's productivity gains without adding risk requires governing humans and agents under one set of controls, authenticating agents, and maintaining visibility.
This video lesson, taught by Jacqueline Biggio of Menlo Security, will cover:
- Why the browser is now the top data leak vector for both humans and AI agents;
- How agents introduce risk through credential use, prompt injection and API workarounds;
- How isolation, adaptive DLP and unified governance secure a hybrid workforce.
Here is the course outline:
Browser Security for Humans and AI Agents |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
