In TrendsCrude Oil PricesGanesh Chaturthi 2026NSE IPOBRICS SummitSouth Korea to develop new security guidelines for autonomous AI agentsThe updated guide will focus on security issues that could arise as companies roll out agentic AI service.By Reuters September 15, 2026, 10:58:15 AM IST (Published)South Korea's state-run cybersecurity agency is drafting updated guidelines to manage the growing autonomy of artificial intelligence systems, as companies increasingly deploy AI agents capable of operating with limited human oversight.The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA), which functions under the Ministry of Science and ICT, told Reuters on Tuesday that it was preparing a revised version of its "AI Security Guide", first published last year.The updated guide will focus on security issues that could arise as companies roll out agentic AI services, KISA said in a statement, and will include a checklist to help manage those risks.Also Read: No AI, no problem? How Spain outgrew South Korea: Lionel LaurentThe agency added that the guide could also incorporate common control measures for "physical AI" systems — those capable of interacting with real-world devices and machinery.KISA said the new guide was intended to address risks posed by agentic AI systems more broadly, rather than being targeted specifically at high-performance…
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