Your newest insider is an AI agent
Jason Lee, former CISO of Zoom and Splunk, with CybeDefend's co-founders on coding agents, the new insiders.
What we covered
- The Hugging Face incident: what happens when your own agent attacks someone else
- Why AI attackers leave no fingerprint, and who is accountable when an agent hacks
- Coding agents as the new insiders: your access, not your judgment
- Agents holding production credentials, and developers who auto-approve everything
- Generative AI in 2026: still the Wild West?
- Guardrails with business context, built into every coding agent your developers choose
- Why audit needs proof: an immutable record of what agents did
- What comes next: agent identity, liability and the human in the loop
Chapters
- Welcome
- Jason Lee: from Microsoft to Zoom and Splunk
- Meet the CybeDefend founders
- Hugging Face: when your own agent attacks others
- Why AI attackers leave no fingerprint
- Who is accountable when an agent hacks?
- Coding agents are the new insiders
- Securing AI at Zoom in 2020
- Humans are leaving the loop
- Agents holding production credentials
- Generative AI: still the Wild West?
- Guardrails with business context inside the agent
- Supporting every agent your developers choose
- Proof for audit: an immutable record
- What comes next: agent identity and liability
- Will humans stay in the loop?
- Jason's question: where agent security goes next
- Closing thoughts
Your rules, inside every coding agent.
VibeDefend brings your business context and your security rules to the agent while it writes.