India, Oct. 21 -- As AI agents gain access to enterprise systems, security architectures built around human behaviour and response times face new challenges. Agents can operate at machine speed and scale, potentially amplifying the impact of a cyberattack or a compromised identity. Alok Agrawal, Vice President, Global Systems Engineering, Rubrik, discusses how enterprises must rethink cyber resilience, recover clean data after ransomware attacks and establish safeguards before granting AI agents access to business-critical systems.

As AI agents gain access to enterprise systems, where are existing security architectures falling short?

At a high level, a lot of current security architectures were built for humans and human threat actors ...