Red Hat and Nvidia expanded their partnership at GTC Berlin to secure autonomous AI agents, govern model access, and support Vera Rubin infrastructure.
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Are AI agents the new "insider threat"? For months, the enterprise focus has been on building autonomous AI agents to automate workflows. But as these bots gain the power to access databases, call APIs, and execute code, a critical question has emerged: Who is policing the AI? At the latest rollout, Microsoft dropped a paradigm shift in cybersecurity. Instead of trying to make frontier models perfectly safe from the inside out, they are treating AI agents exactly like human insider threats. As Satya Nadella put it, we need "outside controls" essentially building a cage around autonomous systems. Here are the major security tools Microsoft just launched to tackle this: • Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC): A secure control boundary (or "cage") that completely isolates agent activity so ro
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