What's your enterprise AI security stack looking like in 2026?
Summary
A discussion prompt asking practitioners how they secure enterprise AI agents in 2026, specifically how to detect agents making API calls outside their intended workflow when IAM alone isn't enough, and whether teams rely on existing stacks or dedicated AI security tools.
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