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TechRadar · October 11, 2026 · On the brief until October 25, 2026

‘Calling an AI agent “rogue” is a dangerous way of deflecting blame’: Tenable Field CTO on the implications of AI agent escapes and how they can be regulated

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Tenable Field CTO Bernard Montel stated that companies call AI agents rogue to deflect blame from poor engineering. He urged regulators to apply strict liability and negligence laws to developers and deploying firms. Security teams must replace prompt-based instructions with technical boundaries like container isolation.

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The core debate centers on whether legal liability belongs to the vendor that built the model or the enterprise that configured its permissions.

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