Futurumgroup AI Agents Cause Security Incidents Amid Governance Gaps
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- •77% of organizations faced AI-agent-related security incidents in the last year.
- •Only 52% of organizations have comprehensive security controls in place.
- •IT departments dominate AI deployment decisions, leaving security teams sidelined.
A recent report by IRONSCALES reveals that 77% of organizations experienced AI-agent-related security incidents in the past year, despite 96% deploying AI agents with access to internal systems. The report highlights a 'preparedness paradox' where organizations claim readiness, yet only 52% have formal security controls in place. The lack of governance is evident as IT departments primarily control AI deployments, sidelining security teams, which could lead to unauthorized access and increased vulnerabilities. The cybersecurity market is projected to grow significantly, intensifying the urgency for improved security measures. The findings were published in IRONSCALES' Cybersecurity Threat Report on October 21, 2026.
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