Hackers injected malicious prompts into legitimate AI security tools at more than 90 organizations during 2025, stealing credentials and cryptocurrency. Until now, these compromised tools could only read data from networks. Cisco announced AgenticOps for Security in February with a new capability: autonomous agents that can rewrite firewall rules and modify access policies on their own.
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