Akamai report flags security shift to behavioral governance as agentic AI expands nonhuman identities

• Akamai published a State of the Internet Security report warning agentic AI is shifting enterprise risk toward governing autonomous nonhuman identities.
• Report flags a visibility gap around Model Context Protocol exposure, despite expectations rogue AI agents become a top cyberthreat by 2030.
• More than 6% of enterprise chatbot conversations contained sensitive data; 47% of interactions occurred via unmonitored personal accounts.
• Over 40% of enterprise users installed AI-powered browser extensions; 25% changed permissions within 12 months; 60% more likely to have known CVEs.
• Recommendations include adaptive edge governance, tighter browser controls, brand protection for AI-driven traffic, human oversight for high-stakes agent actions.

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