South Korea issues updated zero-trust security guide for agentic AI
( November 6, 2026, 03:02 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT said Friday it has developed a guide with the Korea Internet & Security Agency to help companies apply zero-trust security when adopting and operating agentic artificial intelligence tools. The guide, an updated version of one published in December 2024, will help companies better navigate rapidly changing work environments as cloud services and AI-driven task automation expand, it said. The government developed the guide to minimize security threats that arise from agentic AI’s autonomy and extensive privileges and are difficult for conventional security systems to address, it added.The statement is attached (in Korean)....
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