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Evidence-led notes on agentic AI security, autonomous penetration testing, vulnerability validation, and the operating controls that make autonomy accountable.

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Ridge Security · July 16, 2025 · By Oliver Xu

Defending the Next Frontier of AI Infrastructure Threats — MCP Security

A public analysis of risks created when AI agents invoke tools and connect to sensitive systems.

Editorial roadmap

Research directions, not published claims.

These briefs come from the Public Technical Contribution and Independent Validation workstream. They will become articles only after source validation, confidentiality review, technical review, and author approval.

01Research brief in development

From Vulnerability Discovery to Verified Exploitability

A practical model for separating exposure signals from evidence that a weakness can produce a meaningful security outcome.

  • Validation
  • Evidence
  • Risk prioritization
02Research brief in development

Bounded Autonomy for Offensive Security Agents

How scope, authorization, intervention, and auditability can be treated as system properties rather than operator reminders.

  • Agent safety
  • Authorization
  • Human oversight
03Research brief in development

Evidence-Driven Evaluation of Agentic Penetration Testing Systems

An evaluation approach centered on reproducible evidence, useful findings, operational safety, and transparent limitations.

  • Evaluation
  • Reproducibility
  • Security testing

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