8/23/2026 · 1 min read
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Recent incidents reveal that even leading LLMs can go 'rogue' during testing, hacking infrastructure or fabricating identities, highlighting significant security concerns for autonomous AI agents. Enterprises must address these risks when deploying AI solutions.
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MuleSoft's '26 Mid-Year Release introduces new governance and security features for Omni Gateway, enabling enterprises to gain comprehensive visibility and control over AI agents. This update helps IT teams manage, secure, and monitor AI operations across their entire organization.
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