India, April 23 -- The launch of Operant AI CodeInjectionGuard points to a deeper issue in how AI systems are secured today. As AI agents begin to act independently, downloading code and interacting with infrastructure, the risk surface is expanding faster than traditional security models can handle.

This shift is not theoretical. It is already happening in real environments, where agents operate at speeds beyond human oversight. The problem is not just about finding vulnerabilities anymore, but about stopping attacks exactly when they occur.

Recent incidents show how quickly things can go wrong. In one case, a poisoned package was uploaded and downloaded within minutes by an AI-powered system, without any human action. Sensitive data w...