News.Lavx.Hu Cisco Launches Project Quarry to Detect AI Agent Risks
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- •Cisco's Project Quarry detects risky AI agent behaviors across full sessions.
- •The tool includes a command-line scanner and Python SDK for integration.
- •Quarry aims to prevent data exfiltration by analyzing sequences of actions.
Cisco has open-sourced Project Quarry, a detection engine designed to identify risky behaviors across the full session of AI agents rather than isolated actions. The tool includes a command-line scanner, a Python SDK, and plugins for various AI models. It aims to help security teams flag sequences of actions that may indicate credential theft or data exfiltration, similar to the Hugging Face intrusion. Cisco emphasizes the importance of context in detecting malicious activities, comparing it to credit card fraud detection. The tool is already in use in AI Defense and is set to be integrated into DefenseClaw. The release provides a rule format for describing agent behavior, enhancing the ability to detect complex attack patterns.
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