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Public story · 2026-03-01 · source-backed
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Three converging reports — IBM X-Force 2026 (AI attacks up 44%, vulnerability exploitation now #1 at 40%), Gravitee State of AI Agent Security (88% incident rate, 1.5M unmonitored agents), and Cisco AI Security 2026 (29% security-ready, MCP called "woefully insecure connective...
Cisco's State of AI Security 2026 report is the first major infrastructure vendor to formally categorize MCP as an enterprise attack surface. Key findings: 83% of organizations plan to deploy agentic AI, but only 29% feel prepared to secure it. Concrete attack examples: WhatsA...
The MCP ecosystem now has 30 documented CVEs across six weeks spanning three attack layers: server-side injection (43%), protocol library flaws, and developer tooling vulnerabilities. Simultaneously, the AIUC-1 Consortium reports 80% of enterprises have observed risky agent be...
Cisco's second annual report declares MCP and agent communication protocols the dominant AI risk for 2026. The report documents real-world attacks including a malicious MCP package masquerading as a Postmark email integration that BCC'd every email to an attacker-controlled ad...
Vercel's skills.sh marketplace (69K+ skills) now has triple-layer security: Snyk scans (catching prompt injection in 36% of skills), Gen/Norton Agent Trust Hub (4-tier risk ratings), and Socket supply chain analysis (94.5% precision). Cisco open-sourced both a skill-scanner an...
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