The Threat Isn't Hijacked Agents. It's Unvetted Software.

Your developers are already using AI. So is your creative team. To do it, both installed software nobody vetted, and that's where the attacks began, not a threat actor taking over an agent. A poisoned MCP server, a malicious skill, a file pasted into a chat.

What's monitoring is an EDR built for people. Chris Stouff explains why the alerts it raises about agents won't get handled correctly.

The controls belong where the agent runs. You'll watch Sovereign AI:

• decide which models run, and on whose keys
• check every request and every answer, in both directions
• approve, bound and record what agents do
• sort spend by what shipped

If leadership asked you tomorrow how AI tokens and AI security are managed centrally, could you answer?

Q&A. Recorded. 30 minutes.