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Wednesday, 11 November 2026

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IAPS

Policy research on advanced AI security and governance. www.iaps.ai

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19 May 2026ResearchAgents, Security & misuse, Strategy & forecasting

Detecting Offensive Cyber Agents: A Detection-in-Depth Approach

Matt Mittelsteadt, Jam Kraprayoon, Robin Staes-Polet, Oskar Galeev, Jan Wehner and 2 more

IAPS report arguing that AI agents orchestrating cyberattacks will be harder to detect than traditional attacks, and proposing a detection-in-depth framework with agent identifiers and honeypots for policymakers and defenders.

Chris CovinoFrontier SecurityJam KraprayoonJan WehnerMatthew MittelsteadtShaun Ee