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10 NovSafety & Securitywww.helpnetsecurity.com

Security teams want to spot unusual AI agent behavior while they’re still defining normal

AIAI-generated summary Abnormal AI released its 2026 State of Behavioral Security Report, showing that AI agents topped the list of planned investments in behavioral monitoring. Security professionals expressed division regarding their organizations' ability to establish and maintain baselines for normal AI agent behavior.

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