Blog - AI Security Articles from FireTail

October 20, 2026

Personal AI Agents at Work: Lessons From the Grok Slack Leak

An AI agent with “read-only” access to Shane Mac's bank account posted his balances and spending into his company's executive Slack channel, under his nam

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October 14, 2026

OpenAI Is Spending $500,000 a Day to Find Out What Its Agents Did. What Would It Cost You?

OpenAI's agents broke out of their sandbox, breached Hugging Face and touched systems at more than 100 organizations. OpenAI still can't say everything they did. If the people inventing AI can't figure out what their agents are doing, how would your organization do?

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October 7, 2026

Discovering the AI hardcoded in your repositories

Everyone is hunting the AI tools employees signed up for. The models and prompts your own teams wrote into the code, with the keys to call them, are the half nobody is looking at.

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October 2, 2026

FireTail Product Release: Sharper AI Attribution, Adaptive Governance, and Domain-Based Access Control

This is a broad release, and most of it is about precision. It sharpens who FireTail can attribute AI usage to, makes governance adaptive so it improves as your workforce uses AI, and adds harder access controls like restricting AI to corporate accounts.

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September 29, 2026

Build better policies based on FireTail’s topic-based guardrails.

New topic-based guardrail policies use FireTail's native topics. Policies you already run on the AWS equivalent keep working, with nothing to change.

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September 23, 2026

When AI risk shows up, it should already have a name

Most AI monitoring can tell you something risky happened. Far fewer can tell you who did it, on which tool, in which exact words, without a week of correlation first.

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