South Korea wants to make sure autonomous software cannot pull the digital trigger without human sign-off.
The Korea Internet & Security Agency, which operates under South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT, told Reuters it is developing version 2.0 of its “AI Security Guide.” The update will address autonomous AI agents operating across software, networks, and physical systems.
For IT leaders, the proposal underscores a growing security concern: AI agents can receive credentials, use external tools, modify systems, and initiate actions with limited supervision. Organizations deploying them may therefore need tighter access controls, stronger…
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